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Name:James Gleick Isaac Newton

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Total Size: 316.66 MB

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0504 - Newton had Given, and He had taken away.mp3 (Size: 316.66 MB) (Files: 24)

0504 - Newton had Given, and He had taken away.mp3

15.98 MB

0503 - The Marble Index of a Mind.mp3

11.75 MB

0502 - Now, Decades Later, Newton Had a Purpose.mp3

9.76 MB

0501 - No Man is a Witness in His Own Cause.mp3

23.29 MB

0404 - Whether or Not Newton was Like Other Men.mp3

11.89 MB

0403 - Is He Like Other Men.mp3

13.72 MB

0402 - Every Body Perseveres.mp3

25.61 MB

0401 - First Principles.mp3

20.11 MB

0304 - Heresy, Blasphemy and Idolatry.mp3

12.09 MB

0303 - All Things are Corruptible.mp3

13.89 MB

0302 - In the Midst of a Whirlpool.mp3

14.71 MB

0301 - Reluctancy and Reaction.mp3

16.26 MB

0205 - Body & Senses.mp3

11.87 MB

0206 - The Oddest if Not the Most Considerable Detection.mp3

18.95 MB

0204 - The Discovery of New Worlds.mp3

10.64 MB

0203 - Two Great Orbs.mp3

9.27 MB

0202 - In the Autumn of 1665.mp3

6.95 MB

0201 - No one Understands the Mental Facility.mp3

10.43 MB

0106 - To Resolve Problems by Motion.mp3

9.10 MB

0105 - In Newton's Second Year.mp3

8.91 MB

0104 - Some Philosophical Questions.mp3

11.67 MB

0103 - When Isaac was Ten.mp3

11.46 MB

0102 - What Imployment is He Fit For.mp3

7.47 MB

0101 - Harper Audio Presents.mp3

10.88 MB

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Isaac Newton
Author: James Gleick
Read by: Allan Couruner
Publisher: Harper Audio, 2003

Description:In this original, sweeping, and intimate biography, Gleick moves between a comprehensive historical portrait and a dramatic focus on Newton's significant letters and unpublished notebooks to illuminate the real importance of his work in physics, in optics, and in calculus. He makes us see the old intuitive, alchemical universe out of which Newton's mathematics first arose and shows us how Newton's ideas have altered all forms of understanding from history to philosophy. And he gives us a moving account of the conflicting impulses that pulled at this man's heart: his quiet longings, his rage, his secrecy, the extraordinary subtleties of a personality that were mirrored in the invisible forces he first identified as the building blocks of science. More than biography, more than history, more than science, Isaac Newton tells us how, through the mind of one man, we have come to know our place in the cosmos.