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First published in 1972, The Hope of Progress presents collection of essays and lectures dealing with the history of scientific ideas and the impac...

First published in 1967, The Art of the Soluble presents collection of essays giving the views of the author on creativity and originality in scien...

Originally published in 1969. This book explains what is wrong with the traditional methodology of "inductive" reasoning and shows that the alterna...

Originally published in 1960, The Future of Man is a chronicle of Professor Medwar’s Reith lectures of 1959. The book outlines his predictions abou...

First published in 1972, The Hope of Progress presents collection of essays and lectures dealing with the history of scientific ideas and the impac...

Originally published in 1969. This book explains what is wrong with the traditional methodology of "inductive" reasoning and shows that the alterna...

Originally published in 1960, The Future of Man is a chronicle of Professor Medwar’s Reith lectures of 1959. The book outlines his predictions abou...

First published in 1967, The Art of the Soluble presents collection of essays giving the views of the author on creativity and originality in scien...

Originally published in 1957, The Uniqueness of the Individual is a collection of 9 essays published from the ten years preceding publication. The ...

Originally published in 1957, The Uniqueness of the Individual is a collection of 9 essays published from the ten years preceding publication. The ...

To those interested in a life in science, Sir Peter Medawar, Nobel laureate, deflates the myths of invincibility, superiority, and genius instead, ...

In the spirit of Voltaire—and occasionally in the spirit of P. G. Wodehouse—P. B. and J. S. Medawar have crafted for the life sciences a source of ...

In the conventional wisdom the scientist is pictured as a data gatherer, methodically working towards general scientific laws by objective research...