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The Dramatis Personae of the Revolution in Science and Technology
Russian Studies in Philosophy 16 (1):82-87 (1977)
Abstract
Two terms have been used here in speaking of the relations of art and science - interaction and interpenetration. The latter seems to me to be more precise. Interaction is a very general word: each may understand it in his own wayMy notes
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