Can Science Make Sense of Life? (New Human Frontiers)
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Can Science Make Sense of Life? (New Human Frontiers)

by Sheila Jasanoff

Philosophy Science
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In Can Science Make Sense of Life?, Sheila Jasanoff takes up a fundamental question about the reach of scientific understanding. Part of the New Human Frontiers series, this concise work invites reflection on science, society, and the enduring search for meaning.

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Can Science Make Sense of Life? considers the relationship between scientific inquiry and the meaning of life.

Written by Sheila Jasanoff, the book addresses a broad question at the intersection of science, society, and human understanding.

As part of the New Human Frontiers series, it offers an accessible starting point for readers interested in the possibilities and limits of scientific explanation.

This title will appeal to readers seeking thoughtful perspectives on science and the questions that surround human existence.

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