Country United States Publication date 1968 Originally published 1968 Page count 225 Subject History of science | Language English Pages 225 Publisher McGraw-Hill Education | |
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The Continuing Revolution: A History of Physics from the Greeks to Einstein (1968) is a book by Joseph Agassi, published by McGraw-Hill Book Company. It written as a three-week discussion with Agassi's son Aaron.
Contents
The book is divided into three weeks or chapters. Each week has seven days or sections.
The first chapter—i.e., week one—has
The second chapter—i.e., week two—has
The third chapter—i.e., week three—has
References
The Continuing Revolution Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA