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BESIDES two introductory chapters of a more or less metaphysical kind, this work contains four others dealing respectively with logic, geometry, mechanics, and the extension of mechanics; the last concluding with a section on the phenomena of life. This range of subjects is so great that, as might be expected, the treatment of them is unequal; but the fact that they are all discussed by a mathematician is significant, and for at least two of the main topics (geometry and physics) the author's special knowledge is of great value.
Problems of Science.
By Prof. F. Enriques. Authorised Translation by K. Royce. Pp. xvi + 392. (Chicago and London: The Open Court Publishing Co., 1914.) Price 10s. net.
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M., G. Problems of Science . Nature 95, 639–640 (1915). https://doi.org/10.1038/095639a0
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