![]() ![]() ![]() Period when the sword of science, in Morton White's phrase,Īssumed its modern definition and its modern mission. Historians usually credit, or blame, the eighteenth century as the ![]() Music, to cite a classic example, belonged to one philosophy of mind, "science" and "art" were hardly distinguished. With or mastery of any department of learning" and embraced practical crafts and skills as well as branches of study so numerous that Or knowledge, the word for many centuries denoted "acquaintance Shared images of Humanity might best begin by reference to earlyĭefinitions of the word "science." Derived from the Latin scientia, Issue title: Science and the Human ImageSpring 1985, pp. 155-156Īny consideration of the role of modern science in shaping our
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