The Two Cutures by C.P. Snow

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The Two Cultures
What are 'the Two Cultures' that Snow is describing?
The two cultures that have been described by Snow is a schism between literary life and science (Pp. 9). This book establishes an ideal relationship between sciences and humanities as well as the content and structure of education, Views from either side widen the scope of the underlying differences and tenuous similarities.
What does he see as the consequences of the increasing divide?
In an analytic scope to decipher the tenets in both fields, Snow reveals that entrenching the already polarized poles bring loss to the people and the society as well (Pp. 12). It is a loss in the creative, intellectual and practical realms as results from Snow's study found out. Scientists though considered irrational to moral and social life by the literary group are found to be indeed by and large soundest intellectuals (Pp. 14). Psychologically, Snow suggests that scientists form their judgments of the whole literature and traditional culture at a rather slower pace compared...