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The Woods Hole Cantata Essays on science and society By Gerald Weissman Picture book challenging evolutionary theories by arguing1985 Trade Paperback Dodd, Meade Very Good Condition Science Essays The Woods Hole Cantata: Essays on Science and Society is a 1985 book by Gerald Weissmann, a physician and biologist, that explores the intersection of scientific research and the humanities. The collection of essays, written from his experiences at Bellevue Hospital and Woods Hole, examines the social, cultural, and ethical implications of modern medicine and biology, connecting