EINSTEIN: His Life and Universe
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Walter Isaacson
“I found so much to admire; there are many places where I just had to cheer what Isaacson had written.”– Dudley Herschbach, Professor of Science at Harvard
“Isaacson has admirably succeeded in weaving together the complex threads of Einstein’s personal and scientific life to paint a superb portrait.”-– Arthur I. Miller, author of “Einstein, Picasso”
“Isaacson has written a crisp, engaging, and refreshing biography, one that beautifully masters the historical literature and offers many new insights into Einstein’s work and life.”– Diana Kormos Buchwald, General Editor of the Collected Papers of Albert Einstein
“This book will be widely and deservedly admired. It is excellently readable and combines the personal and the scientific aspects of Einstein’s life in a graceful way.”– Gerald Holton, Professor of Physics at Harvard and author of “Einstein, History, and Other Passions”
“Isaacson’s treatment of Einstein’s scientific work is excellent: accurate, complete, and just the right level of detail for the general reader. Taking advantage of the wealth of recently uncovered historical material, he has produced the most readable biography of Einstein yet.“– A. Douglas Stone, Professor of Physics at Yale
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Book Specifications
Title: EINSTEIN: His Life and Universe
Author: Walter Isaacson
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 704
Weight: 480g
Published Year: 2008
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd;
ISBN: 978-1847390547
Dimensions: 12.9 x 3.71 x 19.81 cm
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