Einstein, Albert

This book gives insight into the theory of relativity to those readers who are interested in the theory, but who are not conversant with the mathematical apparatus of theoretical physics.

Offers insight to Albert Einstein's theory of relativity from a general scientific and philosophical point of view.

A collection of essays and primary source documents which profile the life and work of scientist Albert Einstein and discusses how his discoveries affected world history.

The Einstein revealed in these writings is witty, keenly perceptive, and deeply concerned for humanity. Einstein believed in the possibility of a peaceful world and in the high mission of science to serve human well-being.

Consists of the text of Einstein's Stafford Little Lectures, delivered in May, 1921 at Princeton University. Includes an appendix discussing advances in the theory of relativity since 1921, and an appendix on his Generalized Theory of Gravitation.

Scientist Albert Einstein shares his thoughts on life, the world around him, and his career and accomplishments in science.

A collection of speeches and writings by Albert Einstein, originally published in 1954, in which he offers his insights and opinions on a wide variety of topics including the meaning of life, freedom, religion, education, politics, the Jewish people, and science.

A collection of over 1,600 quotes by and about Albert Einstein on a variety of topics including children, race and prejudice, aging, America, death, religion, and science. Also includes new commentary, illustrations, and a chronology of Einstein's life and achievements.