Physics and Philosophy is a work by Sir James Jeans on the relationship between modern physics and philosophy, issued in 1966 as an Ann Arbor Paperbacks title (AA 19) from the University of Michigan Press. The back cover says it asks whether we can know the world beyond what science reveals, whether humans have free will or follow a predetermined course, and whether the perceived world veils a deeper reality. It discusses the philosophical implications of modern physical theory, particularly quantum theory.
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Author
Sir James Jeans
Publisher
Ann Arbor Paperbacks
Year
1966
Binding
Paperback
Edition
Third printing
Language
English
Pages
219
Subject
Physics -- Philosophy; Science -- Philosophy; Quantum theory; Free will and determinism