Entropy and Information in Science and Philosophy

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L Kubát and J Zeman (eds) Amsterdam: Elsevier, Prague: Academia 1975 pp 260 price Dfl.55 This is a collection of 20 essays, notable for their unusually wide intellectual and geographical spread. Intellectually they range over physics, philosophy, biology and even economics; geographically they are drawn from the United States, Western Europe, Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.

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