📘 From Research to Manuscript: A Guide to Scientific Writing

This book explores the nature of scientific observations and the complexities of defining scientific “facts.” It challenges the notion of absolute truths in science and emphasizes the importance of precise definitions and qualifiers in scientific statements.
🔹 Edition: 2nd
🔹 Pages: 217

🔹 Key Highlights:
✔ The Nature of Scientific Observations – Explains why scientists avoid using the term fact and instead rely on observations.
✔ Limitations of General Statements – Demonstrates how statements like “Children have 20 deciduous teeth” require clarification and qualifiers.
✔ Context and Definitions Matter – Highlights the need for precise terminology to ensure accurate scientific communication.
✔ The Role of Scientific Inquiry – Discusses how observations must be supported by explanations and definitions to be considered scientifically valid.

📖 A thought-provoking read for students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the philosophy of scientific observations.