Eternal Einstein Behind the legendary thinker's astonishing legacy and enigmatic nature

From: The Boston Globe | Date: April 15, 2007| Author: Amir D.Aczel; Aczel is an author; science scholar whose forthcoming book is "The Jesuit; the Skull." | Copyright information

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Einstein: His Life and Universe

By Walter Isaacson Simon & Schuster, 675 pp., illustrated, $32

Few individuals in history have attained the celebrity status of Albert Einstein - a man whose name is synonymous with genius. Certainly no scientist was ever as famous, and the Einstein shelves in bookstores and libraries are overflowing. But trying to understand what Einstein was about is not easy, and many of his biographers have been stumped by the apparent contra...

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