Papers on the Soviet genetics controversy.

Date:
1949
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    OCCASIONAL PAMPHLETS OF THE SOCIETY FOR FREEDOM IN SCIENCE Manuscripts intended for publication should be sent to the Editor, Dr. John R. Baker, at the Dept, of Zoology, University Museum, Oxford. Copies of the Society’s Occasional Pamphlets are obtainable from the Assistant Secretary, Society for Freedom in Science, Dept, of Zoology, University Museum, Oxford, at the prices shown in the list below (which include the cost of postage). No. 1. Is the progress of science controlled by the material wants of man ? By F. Sherwood Taylor. 1945. 1/6. No. 2. Rights and duties of science. By M. Polanyi. 1945. 1/9. No. 3. Free science. By Warren Weaver. 1945. 4d. No. 4. The planning of science. By M. Polanyi. 1946. 1/6. No. 5. The future of science and technology. By N. S. Hubbard. 1946. 1/6. No. 6. The foundations of academic freedom. By M. Polanyi. 1947. 1 / 6 . No. 7. Science pure et science appliquée, à la lumière de l’histoire des sciences. 1948. By J. Pelseneer. 1/-. No. 8. Soviet Science. 1948. From Pravda (translated). (No charge). No. 9. Papers on the Soviet genetics controversy. 1949. 1/3- A pamphlet entitled ‘ The Objects of the Society for Freedom in Science ’ will be sent free of charge on application to the Assist ant Secretary of the Society at the address given above. The Potter Press, 29 St. Giles’, Oxford