K. Rogers 
Modern Science and the Capriciousness of Nature 

This book questions the way that modern science and technology are considered able to liberate society from the erratic forces of nature. Modern science is implicated in a gamble on a technological society that will replace the natural world with a ‘better’ one. The author questions the rationality of this gamble and its implications for our lives.

Table of Content

The Capriciousness of Nature The Metaphysics of Modern Science The Technological Society The Confrontation with Nature Labour and the Life-World Into the Future

About the author

KARL ROGERS studied Physics and Philosophy at Lancaster University, UK. He received his Ph D in the Philosophy of Science from the University of Bath, UK. He is a Research Fellow in Science Studies at Bath University and is the Co-founder of the John Dewey Center for Democracy and Education, Minneapolis.