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Princeton University Press The Ocean of Truth - Global Tectonics History - Princeton Press

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Explore the evolution of earth science with The Ocean of Truth - A Personal History of Global Tectonics. Originally published in 1986, this work by Menard provides a detailed look at the development of geological theories. The book begins by examining leading hypotheses, such as the idea that the earth expands, and provides the evidence used to support these early ideas. Readers can follow the timeline of the 1960s as researchers debated different theories through correspondence and meetings. This history offers a look into how scientific knowledge is built and how researchers work together to solve complex problems. As part of the Princeton Legacy Library, this edition uses modern print-on-demand technology to bring this important scientific history back to life for students, researchers, and science enthusiasts. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in earth history and the sociology of science. It provides a clear account of how the field of tectonics changed through years of debate and rigorous study.

Key Features

Detailed historical account of 1960s geological research and the debate surrounding tectonic hypotheses.

Explores early scientific theories, including the expanding earth hypothesis and its supporting evidence.

Provides insight into the sociology of science and how scientific research goals are shaped.

Part of the Princeton Legacy Library, making previously out-of-print academic works available again.

Uses modern print-on-demand technology to ensure high-quality availability of this distinguished backlist title.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
03 May 2016
Listed Since
10 February 2016

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