Science And Speculation (1904)

Exploring the interplay between science and philosophy, this collection of essays delves into the essential role of speculation in scientific inquiry. George Henry Lewes argues that while empirical evidence is fundamental, speculation is vital for developing theories. He addresses the limitations of scientific knowledge and the potential for error, discussing topics like evolution, psychology, and consciousness, referencing influential figures like Darwin and Spencer. This work provides a profound examination of the complexities within the realms of science and philosophy.