Visions, Secular and Sacred

Hastings Center Report 25 (5):20-27 (1995)
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Abstract

As an imaginative vision of life as a whole is a central part of our mental equipment for any serious study, we must be careful what vision we espouse. If science is not furnished with a sensible one, it cannot fail to gather a wild one.

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Mary Midgley
Last affiliation: Newcastle University, UK

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