Scientism and Values.pdf - Ludwig von Mises Institute

Contributors
LUDWIG VON BERTALANFFY, Sloan Visiting Professor, The Menninger
Foundation, Topeka, Kansas. His works include Modern
Theories of Development (1933); Problems of Life (1952); and
General Systems: Yearbooks of the Society for General Systems
Research (Ludwig von Bertalanffy and Anatol Rapoport,
editors, 1956 et seqq.).
WILLIAM T. COUCH, Editor in Chief, Collier's Encyclopedia, New York
City. He was editor and contributor to Culture in the South
(1954) and These Are Our Lives (1939), and has written
articles and reviews for scholarly and literary journals.
PIETER GEYL, Professor Emeritus of Modern History in the University
of Utrecht. His works include The Revolt of the Netherlands
(1932); Napoleon: For and Against (1949); and Debates
with Historians (1955); The Use and Abuse of History (1955).
HENRY S. KARIEL is a faculty member at Bennington College, Vermont.
Among his recent publications are "Normative Pattern
of Eric Fromm's Escape from Freedom," Journal of
Politics (1957); "Democracy Unlimited: Kurt Lewin's Field
Theory," American Journal of Sociology (1956); and "Limits
of Social Science: Henry Adam's Quest for Order," American
Political Science Review (1956).
RALPH W. LEWIS, Professor of Biology, Michigan State University.
Among his published papers are "Mutants of Neurospora
Requiring Succinic Acid or a Biochemically Related Acid
for Growth," American Journal of Botany (1948); "The Vitamin
Nutrition of Alternaria solani," Phytopathology (1952);
and "An Outline of the Balance Hypothesis of Parasitism,"
American Naturalist (1953).
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