Science in the New Humanism

works, and whyit works. Neither of these questions is simply technical; on the contrary, their answers imply a special relation and attitude of man to his environment, and that is why they are important to every thinking person. So I shall divide the treatment of my subject into three parts. In the first part I shall ask, How does science work? This is therefore an inquiry in logic. In the second part I shall ask, Why does science work? This is an inquiry in philosophy. And in the third part I shall examine the human and social requisites which are necessary to make science work-which make it possible for men to work at science so that science works. This third

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