the History of Science in Non-Western Traditions. Kevin de Berg is a senior lecturer in physical and inorganic chemistry and is Director of the Avondale Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Science. He has completed undergraduate degrees in science and education and a Ph. D. in physical chemistry at the University of Queensland and the MAppSc degree in science [Book Review]

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