The art of science: interview with Professor John Archibald Wheeler
  During the conference on the methods of differential geometry in physics in
Warsaw in June 1976, Professor Wheeler gave an interview for the Czechoslovak
Journal of Physics A. After Professor Wheeler authorized the English version in
January 1977, the Czech translation was published in \v{C}eskoslovensk\'y
\v{c}asopis pro fyziku A (1978) and soon afterwards the Polish translation
appeared in Postepy fizyky. After John Wheeler's recent death it occurred to me
that it would now be appropriate to publish the original interview from 1976 so
that it would not be lost to English readers; and so, despite being more than
30 years old, the interview appeared in the special issue on quantum gravity of
"General Relativity and Gravitation" dedicated to the memory of J. A. Wheeler.
  John Wheeler would now surely add more about black holes in nuclei of
galaxies, not mentioning just Cygnus X-1, when discussing cosmology he would
undoubtedly address the problem of dark energy etc. However, in the
conversation about Einstein and Bohr, about the need for choosing appropriate
names, or about the relation of science and philosophy and art, he would
probably give answers as he did more than 30 years ago.
