An Einstein Encyclopedia by Alice Calaprice, Daniel Kennefick, and Robert Schulmann
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Overview: What causes me to recommend this book so highly is that in one single volume, the authors have compiled an enormous amount of diverse yet detailed information about the life of Einstein and his accomplishments and contributions to the world in which we live in now. They make the material relevant as well as accurate, and anyone wanting to dip into any single facet of this man’s life can find something to quench their curiosity.—David Brock, NTSA Recommends (National Science Teachers Association),
“A fascinating and exceptionally readable reference volume for anyone interested in Einstein as a personality, scientist, political figure, or humanitarian. The authors make clear how we have come to know what we know about Albert Einstein. They also place him within networks of biographical profiles of family members, friends, romantic interests, teachers, collaborators, and colleagues, discrediting myths of Einstein as a solitary man
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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