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Uncommon Sense is an illuminating look at science, filled with provocative observations. Whether challenging Thomas Kuhn's theory of scientific revolutions, or extolling the virtues of Euclid's Elements, Alan Cromer is always insightful, outspoken, and refreshingly original.
In this illuminating look at science, Cromer develops the argument that science represents a radically new and different way of thinking. Using Piaget's stages of intellectual development, he shows that conventional thinking remains mired in the subjective, "egocentric" ways of looking at the world and suggests several innovations for improving science education. Illustrations.
In this illuminating look at science, Cromer develops the argument that science represents a radically new and different way of thinking. Using Piaget's stages of intellectual development, he shows that conventional thinking remains mired in the subjective, "egocentric" ways of looking at the world and suggests several innovations for improving science education. Illustrations.