Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics
A detailed history of the instruments, images, and reasoning practices that shaped twentieth-century microphysics and experimental physics.
About This Book
Image and Logic examines the experimental tools, images, and logical frameworks that defined the rise of modern microphysics.
The book explores how physicists relied on material culture to produce knowledge about subatomic particles.
Galison investigates the interplay between visual evidence and theoretical reasoning in laboratory settings.
The work highlights the evolving relationship between technology, observation, and scientific interpretation.
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