Dive into the compelling world of 'The Act of Creation' by Arthur Koestler, a thought-provoking exploration merging science, philosophy, and life sciences. This 1971 paperback edition, published by Pan Macmillan, offers a fascinating journey through the intricacies of Earth sciences, presented in a accessible textbook format that's ideal for both students and enthusiasts alike. With 490 pages of rich content, this 2nd printing of the Danube edition unfolds in English and is rooted in the United Kingdom's intellectual tradition. Measuring 180mm in height and 120mm in width, it's a substantial addition to any academic collection or personal library, promising to be a valuable resource for those interested in the underpinnings of creativity and scientific discovery.
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