Neglect of Experiment

Discover the profound insights of Allan Franklin in his thought-provoking book, Neglect of Experiment, published by Cambridge University Press in 1989. Spanning 308 pages, this compelling work delves into the critical role that experiments play in the field of physics, exploring how rational belief in experimental results is established. Franklin's unique approach intertwines a detailed analysis of four pivotal episodes in 20th-century physics with an engaging discussion of the underlying philosophical issues. Ideal for anyone interested in the philosophy of science, scientific methodology, and the history of physics, this book offers a rich exploration of the intersection between empirical evidence and theoretical understanding. Enhance your knowledge and appreciation of scientific inquiry with this essential read.