CRITICAL BOOK REPORT(CBR)

ENGLISH FOR PHYSICS

Disusun oleh:

FITRI HANDAYANI (4203321021)

PHYSICS EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM

FACULTY OF MATH AND SCIENCE

MEDAN STATE UNIVERSITY

2020

CONTENTS
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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION

A.rationalization the important of CBR………………………………………………..

B.purpose of writing CBR………………………………………………………….………..

C.benifit of CBR………………………………………………………………………….………

D.identify of book………………………………………………………………………….…..

CHAPTER II SUMMARY

A.summary of book 1………………………………………………………………………..

CHAPTER III CLOSING

A.comparison of the book…………………………………………………………………..

B.conclusion……………………………………………………………………………………….

C.suggestion………………………………………………………………………………………

REFERENCES…………………………………………………………………………………….
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CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

A.RATIONALIZATION THE IMPORTANT

Critical book review is a writing assignment that requires us to summarize and evaluate
writing.in writing critical books,we must read carefull and also read other similar writings so that
we can provide a more comprehensive,objective and factual review and evaluation.
Analyze and compare and provide critical in the form of strengths and weaknesses of a book
based on the facks contained in the book,so that students will become accustomed to thinking
logically and critical and responsive to things new things contained in a book.

B.PURPOSE OF WRITING CBR

a. adding insight to the reader regarding physic English

b.increase reader motivation in giving birth to thoughts critical

c.strengthen the reader’s understanding of how important it is English physics

C.BENEFIT OF CBR

a.to fulfill the assignments in the English language course physics

b.practicing the ability of the writer to critical a book

D.IDENTIFY OF BOOK

1.title :the importance of classification in empirical science

2.author :peter simons

3.publisher :trinity college dublin

4.city rises :anna brozek and jacek jadack

5.publisher year :2014

 CHAPTER II

SUMMARY

A.SUMMARY OF BOOK 1

Understanding the nature and role of classification in science also I iiuminates what is
possessed.marian przetecki concerned with himself,especially with regard to language,truth and
logic in empirical science.this topic will also highlisht respect where philosophy in general and
philosophy of scrience,namely in a greater emohasis on the problem of ontology.

UNDERSTANDING CLASSFICATION

It is easy to see why classification might appear as a minol aspect of scientific practive
theory.the dramatic and glamorous part of science deals with things like unexpected discoveries
such as penicilian,vulcanization,or skeletal remains(australopected afarensis).

Perpect job fpr scientists with limited imagination and fear of fieldwork.taxonomy is seen as a
paddler bound to a dusty museum.taxonomic disputes are seen as verbal squabbles that are
fought well behind the forefront of new and innovative research by scientists.

CHAPTER III

CLOSING
A.comparoson of two books

1.the first book

 The first book explains the theoretical concepts of classification in empirical science
 The first book highlights therespect in which philosophy in general and philosophy of
scirence are in greater emphasis on the problem of metaphysics

2.the second book

 The second book explains the classification by means of scientific methods

 The second book explains classification with media such as pictures and contains
questions

B.CONCLUSION

From the first book that explains the concept of material taxonomy in empirical scince and in
the second book describes the classification with existing scientifie methods

We can interpet classification as an activity:to classify,in the most basic sense,is to treat
objects(entities or phenomena)in a particular domain(which does not need to be exact in scope)in
two or more different ways,depending on some actual features or assumptions distinguiash them.

C.SUGGESTION

The English book:the importance of classification in empirical science introduction to physics

English is a suitable and appropriate book for students .who take English physics
courses,because both books have thye right language and are understood by students who are just
learning philosophy and composing systematic material.
 REFERENCES

Simons,peter.2014.the importance of classification in empirical science.anna brozek and jacek

jadack:trinity college Dublin