"Demigods in Black and White" is a scholarly book by Margrit Kessler that explores the themes of mathematics, natural sciences, ethics, moral philosophy, and theology. This comprehensive analysis addresses complex philosophical questions that are significant for both students and those interested in these disciplines. Published in 2009, the book offers an in-depth discussion of the interactions between various fields and their ethical implications. With a paperback cover and a length of 250 pages, it is both handy and informative. The 2010 edition ensures that the content is current and relevant. Its clear structure and precise language make it a valuable reference work for anyone looking to engage with philosophical and scientific topics. Measuring 131 mm in width and 18 mm in height, the book is easy to handle and fits well into any library.