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Scientists' Philosophy: James D. Watson
This is an interview conducted in September 1986. In addition to the various stages of his life, Watson talks about his relationship to education, research, research management, and writing, as well as some of the the sociological and philosophical-epistemological aspects of science and his own achievements. This interview was published in Hungarian translation in Magyar Tudomány 94(32):11 (November 1987), 866-870, along with my interviews with Gunther S. Stent, and Erwin Chargaff.
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