In ‘In Dialogue with Nature’, does the exploration of nature by various scientists and philosophers lead us to ‘Truth, Goodness and Beauty’? Discuss two of the above qualities.

In ‘In Dialogue with Nature’, does the exploration of nature by various scientists and philosophers lead us to ‘Truth, Goodness and Beauty’? Discuss two of the above qualities. Order Description This assignment is the term paper for my philosophy course 'In dialogue with Nature', which accounts for 60% of the course mark. It is essential to make references to the philosophers and their according theories into this paper. In addition to the topic above, there are 4 more topics available for us to choose. 1. An American physicist Richard Phillips Feynman once said, “Another of the qualities of science is that it teaches the value of rational thought as well as the importance of freedom of thought”. With reference to the human exploration of nature mentioned in the texts, comment on this quote. Does your major (BA. Marketing) emphasize on these qualities? 2. Thomas Huxley once said, “In scientific work, those who refuse to go beyond fact rarely get as far as fact.” Comment on this quote with respect to the human exploration of nature mentioned in the texts of ‘In Dialogue with Nature’. Does this quote apply to your major (BA. Marketing)? 3. In ‘In Dialogue with Nature’, we have roughly sketched the journey of human exploration of Nature and ourselves. Discuss if this journey affirms the superiority or reveals the limitation of humans. 4. Free topic. Please write a term paper which includes the ideas from at least THREE texts in the course. At least TWO texts should be from parts 2 and 3. For those who choose to write on a free topic, it is compulsory for you to submit an outline. (Template can be found in the UGFNTermPaperTemplate attachment) _______________________________ Content of my text book. Part I: Human Exploration of Physical Universe Text1a - Republic / Plato Text1b - The beginnings of Western Sciences/ David C. Lindberg Text2 - The Beginnings of Western Science/ David C. Lindberg Text3a - The Birth of New Physics / I. Bernard Cohen Text 3b - The Principia: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy / Issac Newton Part II: Human Exploration of the World of Life Text 4 - On the Origin of Species / Charles Darwin Text 5 - DNA: The Secret of Life/ James D.Watson Text 6 - Silent Spring / Rachel Carson Part III: Our understanding of Human Understanding Text7 - Science and Method / Henri Poincare Text8 - In Search of Memory: the Emergence of a New Science of Mind / Eric R.Kandel Text9 - The Shorter Science and Civilisation in China / Joseph Needham Text 10a - Why the Scientific Revolution Did Not Take Place in China-or Didn't It? / Nathan Sivin Text10b - Brush Talks from Deam Brook / Shen Kua Text 11a - The Mathematical Universe / William Dunham Text11b - Elements / Euclid _______________________________ I can further provide lecture powerpoints referring to the content above in order to make the references more accurate if necessary. Please find the attached documents in my account for this specific assignment. 1. UGFN1000- writing-grading guideline 2. UGFN-Term paper template If there is any questions regarding to this assignment, please feel free to send me a message to my account or email me via [email protected] . Thank you very much for your help. Regards, Jeff