Muller, Herbert J.: Science and criticism. The humanistic tradition in contemporary thought.

PROF. MULLER, who is a professor of English, is perturbed at the incoherence and lack of standards in modern literature and modern life; as well he may be. He here expounds and criticizes (with good knowledge, sound sense and a pretty wit) many recent scientific theories in all branches, apparently because he thinks a better knowledge of them would improve literary standards. It is almost as though he thought “Macbeth” would be improved by substituting three psycho-analysts for the witches, or “Paradise Lost” by introducing Einstein's theory and the expanding universe.

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EN: White paint stain on the spine, clean pages, no markign to txt. Previous owner stamp on the title page, slightly worn spine and corners.
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