Can the Marriage Last? Conceptual Problems in Science and Humanities.

studies, such as the history and philosophy of science, are older and more familiar than such areas as bio ethics, psychology of progress, and science and literature. But regardless of how old or new it may be, each area invariably shares the characteristic of being based on the wedding of two disciplines that have long been seen as separate, distinct, and perhaps even an tagonistic. The ever-growing influence of science and technology on every part of our society, however, has largely disarmed those traditionalists who would oppose