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EVIDENCES of the dislocations wrought by science in the basic scheme of things may be seen everywhere, and the problems created must be faced. Authors such as Rachel Carson, C. P. Snow and J. B. Priestley have pointed out the need for a clearer understanding of what science has done to man as well as for man. The atomic bomb, the population explosion and the prospective elimination of the balance of nature suggest that man is to be responsible for what does or does not survive on this planet.Definition of the ProblemViewed in this light, scientific achievement cannot . . .
Anthony D. Bower (1963) studied this question.
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