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Brave New World

Aldous Huxley

1932 ★ 4.0

I wonder why soap makes bubbles and other questions about science

Barbara Taylor

1994

The impact of science on society

Bertrand Russell

1951

The Cambridge guide to the material world

Rodney Cotterill

1984

The discoverers

Daniel J. Boorstin

1985 ★ 3.7

The essential tension

Thomas S. Kuhn

1977

A philosopher looks at science

John G. Kemeny

1959

'X' Stands for Unknown [17 essays]

Isaac Asimov

1984

The science of Philip Pullman's His dark materials

John R. Gribbin, Mary Gribbin

2004

Tiempo de silencio

Luis Martín-Santos

1964

Cosmos

Alexander von Humboldt

1845 ★ 4.0

Great Essays in Science

Martin Gardner

1957

The sun shines bright

Isaac Asimov

1981

Plants in action

Robin Kerrod

1990

The concept of nature

Alfred North Whitehead

1920

Problem-Based Learning for Math & Science

Diane L. Ronis

2001

Whose science? Whose knowledge?

Sandra G. Harding

1991

The place of value in a world of facts

Wolfgang Köhler

1938

Astrophysics for People in a Hurry

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sandra Martha Dolinsky, María del Carmen Román de la Peña

2017 ★ 4.0

The Stars in Their Courses

Isaac Asimov

1971

A short history of nearly everything

Bill Bryson

2003 ★ 4.2

First science dictionary

Jean M. Shaw

1991

Dictionary of scientific literacy

Richard P. Brennan

1992

Body/politics

Mary Jacobus, Sally Shuttleworth

1990

Key ideas in human thought

Kenneth McLeish

1993

Black holes and baby universes and other essays

Simon Prebble, Stephen Hawking

1993 ★ 4.1

Silly science

Silva Sassone, Leslie Johnstone, Shar Levine

1995

Facing up

Steven Weinberg

2001

Science in action

Bruno Latour

1986

Of moths and men

Judith Hooper

2002

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