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Walter Isaacson

Category Biography & Autobiography
Cover Type Paperback
Type Biography
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9781847390547

Rs. 1,118

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Einstein

Einstein

By Walter Isaacson · Published by Pocket Books

Who it's for: readers interested in biographies of scientists and historical figures

Einstein: His Life and Universe offers a comprehensive and deeply human portrait of one of the most influential minds in history. Walter Isaacson explores the life of Albert Einstein, moving beyond the iconic image of the wild-haired genius to reveal a man defined by his insatiable curiosity, rebellious spirit, and profound independence. By examining his personal struggles, his political activism, and his revolutionary contributions to physics, the book provides an intimate look at how a patent clerk transformed our understanding of the universe and the nature of reality itself.Why You Should Read? Discover the personal motivations and creative processes that fueled Einstein's most groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Gain insight into the social and political challenges that shaped his worldview and his role as a global public figure. Explore the intersection of his scientific brilliance and his complex personal life, including his relationships and family dynamics. Understand how his unique personality and refusal to conform to academic norms allowed him to challenge established scientific paradigms. About the AuthorWalter Isaacson is an acclaimed American historian, journalist, and author known for his detailed biographical works on some of the most significant figures in science and technology. He has served as the chairman and CEO of CNN and as the editor of Time magazine. His extensive body of work includes best-selling biographies of figures such as Steve Jobs, Benjamin Franklin, and Leonardo da Vinci, all of which highlight his ability to synthesize complex lives into compelling narratives.

Highlights

  • Examines Einstein's personal struggles and relationships
  • Covers his political activism and public role
  • Explores the creative process behind his scientific discoveries
  • Shows how his rebellious spirit challenged academic norms
  • Written by acclaimed biographer Walter Isaacson

Themes

Scientific discovery · Genius and creativity · Political activism · Personal relationships · Nonconformity

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Publisher Pocket Books
ISBN 9781847390547
Cover Type Paperback
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Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000035412

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Questions about this book

What is the book about?

It is a biography of Albert Einstein that goes beyond his scientific work to explore his personal life, political views, and the character behind his genius.

Who is the author?

Walter Isaacson, an acclaimed historian and author of biographies on Steve Jobs, Benjamin Franklin, and Leonardo da Vinci.

Does the book cover Einstein's scientific theories?

Yes, it discusses his revolutionary contributions to physics, but focuses on the personal motivations and creative processes behind them.

What makes this biography different from others?

It emphasizes Einstein's rebellious spirit and independence, showing how his personality influenced his scientific work and public life.