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The Freedom of Science

by Josef Donat

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Debates over the liberty of science in Austria and Germany lie behind this book by Josef Donat, a Jesuit and professor at Innsbruck. He sets out to examine the claim that research and teaching should answer to no outside authority, in a calm tone he describes as impartial. Five sections cover the philosophical basis of that claim, research and faith, the liberal view of research, teaching and the state, and the place of theology in the university. The English edition, printed in New York in 1914, carries an Imprimatur and a translator's note.

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Pages
353
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