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CRC Press A Random Walk in Science - CRC Press Science Anthology

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Description

Explore the wit and intellect of the scientific mind with A Random Walk in Science by CRC Press. This entertaining anthology offers a unique look at how science interacts with society through a blend of amusing and serious contributions. By reading works written by and about famous scientists, you gain insight into the changing attitudes that have shaped the scientific world. This collection features contributions from legendary figures including Isaac Newton, Lewis Carroll, James Clark Maxwell, and Jonathan Swift. The book covers a wide range of fascinating topics, from the trial of Galileo and Murphy's Law to discussions on life on Earth and Gulliver's computer. Whether you are interested in the history of scientific thought or simply enjoy engaging stories about the minds that changed our world, this book provides a deep look into the human side of discovery.

Key Features

Includes contributions from famous historical figures such as Isaac Newton, Lewis Carroll, and James Clark Maxwell.

Provides a diverse collection of both amusing and serious writings about the scientific community.

Explores the historical relationship and interactions between science and society.

Covers a wide array of topics including Murphy's Law, the trial of Galileo, and life on Earth.

Documents the evolution of changing attitudes within the field of science over time.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 June 2017
Listed Since
05 August 2014

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