Einstein : The First Hundred Years.

Front Cover
 Einstein: The First Hundred Years
 Copyright Page
 Table of Contents
 Acknowledgements
 The Science Policy Foundation
 Foreword
 Part 1: The man
 Chapter 1. Einstein
 Note
 Chapter 2. Personal reminiscences
 Note
 Chapter 3. To Albert Einstein on his 75th birthday
 Chapter 4. Brief thoughts on the theory of relativity
 Part 2: The impact on science
 Chapter 5. Assessing Einstein\'s impact on today\'s science by citation analysis
 Citation analysis
 The cited works of Einstein
 The impact of Einstein\'s works
 Relativity
 Quantum theory
 Brownian movement
 diffusion. Light scatteringConclusion
 Notes
 Chapter 6. The excellence of Einstein\'s theory of gravitation
 Chapter 7. Einstein and non-locality in the quantum theory
 Einstein\'s views on locality
 Non-locality as implied by quantum theory
 A suggested way of understanding non-locality in Einstein\'s approach
 Appendix
 Notes
 Chapter 8. Einstein as guru? The case of Bose
 Bose in Calcutta
 Bose\'s derivation of the Planck Law
 The Bose-Einstein Statistics
 Bose and Einstein
 Notes
 Part 3: The impact on society
 Chapter 9. The theory of relativity and our world view. What the theory of relativity is not --
and what it isSome negative consequences of Einstein\'s theory
 The implications: what we know --
our picture of the world
 The implications: how we know --
epistemology
 The implications: whether we know --
realism
 Time in relativistic physics and theology48
 A musical epilogue
 Notes
 Chapter 10. The brain of Einstein
 Note
 Part 4: The impact on world affairs
 Chapter 11. Einstein the pacifist warrior
 Preamble
 The First World War: 1914-18
 The League of Nations: 1919-32
 The Nazi menace: 1933-9
 The Second World War: 1939-45
 The nuclear age: 1945-55. NotesChapter 12. Einstein\'s political struggle
 Notes
 Chapter 13. Einstein on civil liberties
 Part 5: The impact on the arts
 Chapter 14. Einstein and architecture
 Einstein\'s Tower
 The Power of Number
 A Fuller view
 Notes
 Chapter 15. Einstein and art
 Introduction
 Blake\'s repudiation of the system of perspective
 Relativity and the new era in art: the role of telegraphy, photography and cinema
 Cubism and Picasso
 The sound of sculpture
 Conclusion
 Notes
 Chapter 16. Einstein and science fiction
 God and Einstein
 Note
 Chapter 17. Einstein and relativity theory in modern literature. Introduction1Anecdotal reference
 Scientific furniture
 Einstein as a fictional character
 Relativity in The Alexandria quartet
 Notes
 Afterword
 Chapter 18. Einstein and other seekers of the larger view
 Hutton, Darwin, Mendeleev, Bohr and Einstein: \'discover unity\'
 Fitch, Fulton, Morse and Carlson: \'create a system\'
 Joseph Wilson: \'find economic feasibility
 The well-driller and the chemist: \'reach harmony through intuition\'
 Norbert Winter and the insurance company: \'build a model\'
 Helmholtz, Kelvin and Tukey: \'serve as science-technology generalist\'