Occasional Speeches and Writings, Volume 2Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, 1957 |
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Page 77
... scientific knowledge ends and the realm of mystery begins may shift , but there are two spheres , one capable of scientific explanation and the other not , which will always remain . There is a mystery in the heart of the world . To ...
... scientific knowledge ends and the realm of mystery begins may shift , but there are two spheres , one capable of scientific explanation and the other not , which will always remain . There is a mystery in the heart of the world . To ...
Page 160
... scientific and technical backwardness . We are today striving to make up for lost time , and among the pioneers in this scientific revival was the founder of this Institute . I have no doubt that the work which you are doing will help ...
... scientific and technical backwardness . We are today striving to make up for lost time , and among the pioneers in this scientific revival was the founder of this Institute . I have no doubt that the work which you are doing will help ...
Page 162
... scientific truth is a great value . It shows the mastery of the mind and the will of man over the forces of nature . Our great scientific advances are testimony to the creative vigour , to the splendid variety of the human spirit . The ...
... scientific truth is a great value . It shows the mastery of the mind and the will of man over the forces of nature . Our great scientific advances are testimony to the creative vigour , to the splendid variety of the human spirit . The ...
Contents
Speech on Ruzyne Airport | 9 |
Address to the University of Cracow | 26 |
Address at InterRacial Asian | 40 |
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