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The Universe That Discovered Itself John D. Barrow

The Universe That Discovered Itself By John D. Barrow

The Universe That Discovered Itself by John D. Barrow


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This revised edition of "The World Within the World", is a study of how we view the universe. It covers the notions of primitive cultures to the modern ideas about chaos and superstrings, and traces the development of our concept of what the laws of nature are and how we come to know them.

The Universe That Discovered Itself Summary

The Universe That Discovered Itself by John D. Barrow

Are there really laws of nature out there waiting to be discovered? Or are they simply an illusion? This revised edition of "The World Within the World", is John Barrow's extraordinary study of how we view the universe. Covering the magical notions of primitive cultures to the latest ideas about chaos, black holes, inflation, and superstrings, the book traces the development of our concept of what the laws of nature are and how we come to know them. Entertaining and inspiring, it is a journey to the edge of space and time.

Table of Contents

Preface; New Preface to 2nd Edition; Acknowledgements; Contents; 1. Prologue; 2. Time past; 3. Unseen worlds; 4. Inner space and outer space; 5. Why are the laws of Nature mathematical?; 6. Are there any laws of Nature?; 7. Selection effects; Select bibliography; Index.

Additional information

GOR001752104
9780192862006
0192862006
The Universe That Discovered Itself by John D. Barrow
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Oxford University Press
2000-03-16
464
N/A
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