Not, as its title might seem to imply, a “how to” guide, but rather a detailed examination from direct in-the-field research of why those who reject at least some aspects of modern science and at times reason and logic itself, Dr. McIntyre’s book presents the “why’s” that are necessary to understand before any “how’s” can or should be undertaken
For those who have not yet read Rick McIntyre’s “The Rise of Wolf 8” and “The Reign of Wolf 21,” I strongly advise you to get busy reading these extraordinary two books because his “The Redemption of Wolf 302” is scheduled to be published by Greystone Books in mid October of this year and you’ll want to be ready to begin reading it the moment it reaches book shop shelves.
Historically-minded person that I am, when I initially heard that MIT Press was publishing a new book titled The Scientific Attitude, I naturally made the assumption that they were bringing out a new edition of C.W. Waddington’s classic 1941 work of that name, originally published as part of the brilliant Pelican series of paperbacks that provided generations of impecunious university students and any interested others with the opportunity to discover and read the works of many of the world’s great (then) contemporary thinkers.