Hugh Lacey Is Science Value Free?; MWF Stone and Jonathan Wolff (eds.); The Proper Ambition of Science; Eileen Scanlon, Roger Hill and Kirk Junker (eds.); Communicating Science: Professional Contexts; Eileen Scanlon, Elizabeth Whitelegg and Simeon Yates Communicating Science: Contexts and Channels [Book Review]

Journal of Applied Philosophy 18 (3):318-320 (2001)
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