Einstein as Myth and Muse

Alan J. Friedman · Carol Donley

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Preface Introduction 1. The popularization of the new physical ideas 2. Newtonian mechanics and literary responses 3. Einstein's revolution 4. Einstein becomes a muse 5. The second revolution 6. A myth portrayed.

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