The Freedom of Science

by Josef Donat

• [Imprimatur.]
• [Author's Preface To The English Edition.]
• [Translator's Note.]
• [First Section. The Freedom of Science and its Philosophical Basis.]
• [Chapter I. Science And Freedom.]
• [Chapter II. Two Views Of The World And Their Freedom.]
• [Chapter III. Subjectivism And Its Freedom.]
• [Second Section. Freedom of Research and Faith.]
• [Chapter I. Research And Faith In General.]
• [Chapter II. The Authority Of Faith And The Free Exercise Of Research.]
• [Chapter III. Unprepossession Of Research.]
• [Chapter IV. Accusations And Objections.]
• [Chapter V. The Witnesses of the Incompatibility Of Science And Faith.]
• [Third Section. The Liberal Freedom of Research.]
• [Chapter I. Free From The Yoke Of The Supernatural.]
• [Chapter II. The Unscientific Method.]
• [Chapter III. The Bitter Fruit.]
• [Fourth Section. Freedom of Teaching.]
• [Chapter I. Freedom Of Teaching And Ethics.]
• [Chapter II. Freedom Of Teaching And The State.]
• [Fifth Section. Theology.]
• [Chapter I. Theology And Science.]
• [Chapter II. Theology And University.]
• [Index.]
• [Footnotes]

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