A Many-Colored Glass: Reflections on the Place of Life in the Universe (Page-Barbour Lectures)
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A Many-Colored Glass: Reflections on the Place of Life in the Universe (Page-Barbour Lectures)

by Freeman J. Dyson

Philosophy Science
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In this collection of Page-Barbour Lectures, Freeman J. Dyson reflects on the place of life in the universe. Blending scientific inquiry with philosophical perspective, the book offers broad, thoughtful consideration of existence, the cosmos, and humanity’s effort to understand its surroundings.

About This Book

Freeman J. Dyson considers the place of life in the universe through a series of reflective lectures.

The book connects scientific inquiry with larger philosophical questions about existence, life, and the cosmos.

As the Page-Barbour Lectures, it presents an accessible work shaped by broad intellectual exploration.

Its focus will appeal to readers interested in science, astronomy, and humanity’s relationship to the universe.

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