The Scientists' Bookshelf: Antarctic Map folio Series. Folio 12: Geologic Maps of Antarctica

This article is a collection of book reviews from the May-June 1971 issue of American Scientist, comprising three reviews. The first reviews Loren Eiseley's 'The Invisible Pyramid,' reflecting on science's role in modern society, arguing that humanity's over-reliance on technology has caused imbalance, and calling for science to be viewed as a social institution requiring objective study. The second reviews 'Antarctic Map Folio Series: Folio 12,' summarizing Antarctic geological mapping achievements, emphasizing its integration of research data up to 1967, and identifying gaps for future geological and geochronological work. The third reviews the proceedings of 'Magnetic Resonance,' praising its publication efficiency and content value, but noting its limited value for beginners.