Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge: General Index to the Proceedings ... Volumes 1-50, 1838-1911, Volum 1;Volum 13American Philosophical Society, 1912 - 83 pàgines |
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... scientific thought but his growth and suffering as a human being . The letters help us understand what must have been his feelings , his frus- * Read 18 November 1988 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY , VOL . 133 , NO ...
... scientific thought but his growth and suffering as a human being . The letters help us understand what must have been his feelings , his frus- * Read 18 November 1988 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY , VOL . 133 , NO ...
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... scientific value of the Einstein Papers is obvious . In science generally , and I think especially in physics , researchers learn from the creative processes of their predeces- sors ; they must know their assumptions and limitations ...
... scientific value of the Einstein Papers is obvious . In science generally , and I think especially in physics , researchers learn from the creative processes of their predeces- sors ; they must know their assumptions and limitations ...
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... scientific and non - scientific , and he once told me that he believed that Einstein's writings on peace would some day be considered more important than his scientific work . Not long after Einstein's death , I think in the late 1950s ...
... scientific and non - scientific , and he once told me that he believed that Einstein's writings on peace would some day be considered more important than his scientific work . Not long after Einstein's death , I think in the late 1950s ...
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... scientific writings ; ( 2 ) if the editor - in - chief were a scientist he would not be knowledgeable enough to deal with Einstein's non - scientific writings ; and ( 3 ) we should not assume the " indestructibility of one single human ...
... scientific writings ; ( 2 ) if the editor - in - chief were a scientist he would not be knowledgeable enough to deal with Einstein's non - scientific writings ; and ( 3 ) we should not assume the " indestructibility of one single human ...
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... scientific writings separated from the nonscientific writings , but this would have been impossible because , as is most apparent in Volume 1 , Einstein did not separate his scientific from his personal life . Others suggested that the ...
... scientific writings separated from the nonscientific writings , but this would have been impossible because , as is most apparent in Volume 1 , Einstein did not separate his scientific from his personal life . Others suggested that the ...
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