The Scientist as Rebel by Dyson, Freeman J. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Preface I: Contemporary Issues In Science

1: The Scientist as Rebel 2: Can Science be Ethical? 3: A Modern Heretic 4: The Future Needs Us 5: What a World! 6: Witness to a Tragedy

II: War and Peace

7: Bombs and Potatoes 8: Generals 9: Russians 10: Pacifists 11: The Race Is Over 12: The Force of Reason 13: The Bitter End

III: History of Science and Scientists

14: Two Kinds of History 15: Edward Teller’s Memoirs 16: In Praise of Amateurs 17: A New Newton 18: Clockwork Science 19: The World on a String 20: Oppenheimer as Scientist, Administrator, and Poet 21: Seeing the Unseen 22: The Tragic Tale of a Genius 23: Wise Man

IV: Personal and Philosophical Essays

24: The World, the Flesh, and the Devil 25: Is God in the Lab? 26: This Side Idolatry 27: One in a Million 28: Many Worlds 29: Religion from the Outside

V: Bibliographical Notes About the Author

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