Science as a Quest for Truth

Science as a Quest for Truth: The Interpretation Lab, 1st Edition, examines the origins and character of modern science. The work challenges the popular myth of an enduring conflict between science and religion, arguing that modern scientific practice developed in close connection with the university.

The book addresses contemporary epistemological debates by proposing a path beyond two opposing extremes. It seeks to move beyond the false division between rigid objectivistic certitude and the relativistic resignation often linked to post-truth attitudes.

Grounding its analysis in the philosophy of science, the text explores the relationship between the arts and sciences and engages the classic two cultures debate. Through the concept of an interpretation lab, it considers how scientific narratives shape understanding across intellectual traditions.