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Behind inner private life
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Famous 20th twentieth century
Feminist female quality
First forgotten life spouse
Gripping biography of Albert Einstein
Hidden lesser written side
Historical figures importance
Mileva Maric true inside story
Physics and science biographies
Quantum mysticism from wife
Romance romantic affair marriage
Women in scientific careers
Product details
- ISBN 9780747561699
- Weight: 349g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 03 Feb 2003
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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‘Lyrical and compelling ... wonderfully crafted' - Sunday Telegraph
‘A superb account' - Literary Review
‘Far more than a biography... allows us to experience the evolution of great science' - The Independent
‘Uplifting and gripping' - Mail on Sunday
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An unusual biography of Einstein, delving into his marriage in this greatest of scientific romances.
While the world hailed Einstein's genius, his private life was collapsing around him. His marriage to the beautiful, tormented Mileva had failed and he had launched into affairs with a string of comely young women. But at its height, Einstein's and Mileva's marriage had been an extraordinary one - a colleague and often fierce adversary, Mileva had been brilliantly matched with the scientific genius, pillow talking relativity and quantum mysticism with him.
In Einstein in Love, Dennis Overbye presents this greatest of scientific romances in a vivid new light, telling the private story of a young man - a sly firebrand who left personal and professional chaos in his wake - who changed the way we view reality.
Separating the man from the myth, this revelatory biography restores humanity, individuality and nuance to the most iconic figure in the scientific pantheon.
Dennis Overbye is Deputy Science Editor of the NEW YORK TIMES and a critically acclaimed science writer who has contributed to TIME magazine, the NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, and many other publications. His first book LONELY HEARTS OF THE COSMOS was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award for Non Fiction and a LOS ANGELES TIMES Book Award in Science. He lives in New York City.
