The Ascent of Man
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| Težina | 285 g |
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| Format | 12 × 18 cm |
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| Mjesto izdanja | Aylesbury |
| Godina | 1981 |
| Broj stranica | 287 |
| Uvez | Meki |
| Stanje knjige | Vrlo dobro |
Based on the celebrated BBC television series, this richly illustrated volume traces the intellectual evolution of humanity from prehistoric toolmakers to the scientific revolution and the modern age. Jacob Bronowski—mathematician, scientist, and humanist—explores how curiosity, creativity, and the disciplined use of reason have shaped civilization. Moving through milestones in astronomy, physics, biology, and culture, he emphasizes the deeply human qualities behind discovery: imagination, doubt, and moral responsibility. Written in clear, elegant prose, the book blends science, history, and philosophy, making complex ideas accessible without oversimplifying them. It will appeal to readers interested in the history of ideas, the development of scientific thought, and the enduring question of what it means to be human.