Forming Concepts in Physics

This advanced book is an account of the astonishing revolutions in physics during the first half of the twentieth century.

The author gives careful attention to the process of thought and imagination that gives rise to physical concepts. The new role of probability theory and its various interpretations are treated with unusual care.

This book is for those readers, trained in science, who are interested in the philosophical foundations of phenomenological science.

Parker Courtney Press
ISBN 1-888182-50-4
203 pages
6 x 9 inches