Infinite in All Directions (book)

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Infinite in All Directions is a 1988 book by physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson that explores cosmology, philosophy, ethics, and the future of humanity through a series of reflective essays and lectures.


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instanceOf book
addressesTopic limits of scientific knowledge
role of religion in scientific worldview
survival of civilization
technological progress
author Freeman Dyson
authorNationality British-American
authorOccupation mathematician
physicist
basedOn Gifford Lectures
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: "United States"
exploresConcept ethical responsibility of scientists
future of intelligence
infinite universe
long-term future of the cosmos
origin of life
space exploration
genre essay collection
non-fiction
popular science
science writing
hasForm hardcover
paperback
print
hasPerspective emphasis on human creativity
optimistic about long-term future
language English
mainSubject cosmology
ethics
future of humanity
philosophy
science and religion
technology and society
theology
notableFor integration of science and human values
interdisciplinary approach
speculations on distant future
publicationYear 1988
publisher Harper & Row
relatedWorkByAuthor Disturbing the Universe (book)
surface form: "Disturbing the Universe"

The Scientist as Rebel (book)
surface form: "The Scientist as Rebel"
structure revised lectures
series of essays
timePeriodDiscussed cosmological timescales
far future of the universe

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