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The Art of Science. A Natural History of Ideas
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- Nombre de pages400
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4472-0415-2
- EAN9781447204152
- Date de parution07/10/2011
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPicador
Résumé
Science is about discovery, a journey towards knowledge. With authors as diverse as Galileo and Lewis Carroll, the extracts featured in this anthology span centuries and continents; they include startling revelations that changed the way we think and tackle more prosaic questions such as why the sea is salty; they consider the natural beauty of the snowflake and the man-made wonder of the first computer.
What links them all is a desire to understand, explain and enrich the world, and the ability to communicate this in original, clear and engaging prose.
What links them all is a desire to understand, explain and enrich the world, and the ability to communicate this in original, clear and engaging prose.
Science is about discovery, a journey towards knowledge. With authors as diverse as Galileo and Lewis Carroll, the extracts featured in this anthology span centuries and continents; they include startling revelations that changed the way we think and tackle more prosaic questions such as why the sea is salty; they consider the natural beauty of the snowflake and the man-made wonder of the first computer.
What links them all is a desire to understand, explain and enrich the world, and the ability to communicate this in original, clear and engaging prose.
What links them all is a desire to understand, explain and enrich the world, and the ability to communicate this in original, clear and engaging prose.
