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Einstein and Booksbehind the other. As is clear from Einstein’s published writings and his correspondence, his interests went far beyond science and the philosophy of science; he also thought and wrote knowledgeably about religion and politics, literature and music, education and human rights, pacifism and anti-Semitism, and the plight of the oppressed.
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Text and Context in Maxwell’s Electromagnetic Theorynually sweeps in new intellects and new ideas, which just as continually vanish.”. (The allusion is to Maxwell’s vortex theory of electricity and magnetism;. I shall have more to say both about allusions in various kinds of discourse and about Maxwell’s vortex theory.)
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Gibbs and the Energeticists’s work in thermodynamics as reflecting the natural development of scientific inquiry, they also disagreed about the mandates of the .: Helm saw science progressing in the direction of energetic phenomenalism, while Ostwald viewed it instead as progressing toward energetic realism.
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Book 1995r, the volume goes on to consider the broad areas ofinvestigation that constituted the central foci of the development ofthe physics discipline in the nineteenth century: electricity andmagnetism, including especially the work of Michael Faraday, WilliamThomson, and James Clerk Maxwell; and thermody