The Frontiers of Knowledge
🔹 Foreword By: Brooke Hindle
🔹 Publisher: Doubleday & Company
🔹 Edition: 1975
🔹 Binding: Hardcover
🔹 Pages: 400
🔹 Size: 6 × 1.3 × 9 inches
🔹 Language: English
The Frontiers of Knowledge is an engaging exploration of the development of science and the expanding boundaries of human understanding. With a foreword by the distinguished historian of science Brooke Hindle, the volume examines the discoveries, ideas, and innovations that have transformed the way people understand the natural world and the progress of civilization.
Bringing together discussions from a variety of scientific disciplines, the book highlights important advances in scientific thought while illustrating how curiosity, observation, and research have driven human progress throughout history. It explores the relationship between science, technology, and society, showing how new discoveries continually reshape everyday life and influence future generations.
Written in a clear and accessible style, the book is suitable for both general readers and students with an interest in science, history, and intellectual development. Rather than focusing on a single branch of science, it presents a broad perspective on the pursuit of knowledge, making it an informative introduction to the achievements of modern scientific inquiry.
Published by Doubleday & Company in 1975, this hardcover edition contains 400 pages and measures 6 × 1.3 × 9 inches. Its substantial content and quality production make it a valuable addition to personal libraries, educational collections, and readers interested in the history and philosophy of science.
- Foreword by Brooke Hindle
- Published by Doubleday & Company
- 1975 Edition
- Hardcover binding
- 400 pages
- Size: 6 × 1.3 × 9 inches
- Language: English
- Explores the history and advancement of scientific knowledge
- Covers major ideas and discoveries across multiple scientific fields
- Ideal for students, educators, researchers, and collectors
🔹 Collector’s Note
This 1975 hardcover edition of The Frontiers of Knowledge is a valuable addition to collections of science, intellectual history, and educational literature. Published by Doubleday & Company, it reflects an era of growing public interest in scientific discovery and offers readers a broad perspective on the evolution of knowledge. Its informative content and enduring relevance make it an appealing volume for collectors of science and academic books.
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