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The New Quotable Einstein
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Pages: 407 pages
Author: Albert Einstein, Alice Calaprice
Publisher: Princeton University Press
ISBN: 9780691120751
Format: tapa blanda
Language: en
Release date: 14/3/2005
ISBN: 9780691120751
Synopsis of The New Quotable Einstein
Esta edición revisada y ampliada, publicada con motivo del centenario de la Teoría de la Relatividad Especial y el quincuagésimo aniversario de la muerte de Albert Einstein, se consolida como la referencia definitiva sobre la vida y sabiduría del icónico físico. Recopilada y editada por Alice Calaprice, la obra incluye más de 1,200 citas, de las cuales 300 son inéditas en ediciones anteriores, ofreciendo una mirada profunda a las múltiples facetas de Einstein como científico, filósofo, humanitario y amigo. El libro presenta material adicional de gran valor histórico, como un relato de los últimos días de Einstein escrito por Helen Dukas, resúmenes de conversaciones telefónicas de su último año de vida y una sección dedicada al envejecimiento. Acompañado de fotografías que introducen cada sección y un prólogo de Freeman Dyson, este volumen proporciona un retrato biográfico vívido y documentado que continúa fascinando a lectores de todo el mundo en el siglo XXI.
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