Poetry Of Physics And The Physics Of Poetry, The

Poetry Of Physics And The Physics Of Poetry, The

Robert K Logan
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Science & Technology History Philosophy
格式 Kindle
页数 341
语言 中文
已发布 Jan 1, 2010
出版商 World Scientific
版本 Illustrated
ISBN-10 9814338591
ISBN-13 9789814338592
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At the intersection of art and science lies a unique exploration of the cosmos through the dual lenses of physics and poetry. Here, Robert K. Logan invites readers to embark on a literary journey that decouples the complexities of physics from the constraints of mathematics, making the subject accessible to all. With an emphasis on engaging narratives and thought-provoking concepts, this work reveals how the elegance of poetry can illuminate the principles of the physical universe.

Logan deftly weaves together scientific concepts and poetic language, encouraging readers to appreciate the beauty inherent in both disciplines. By framing physics in a context rich with metaphor and imagery, he fosters a deeper understanding of the natural world. This unique approach not only retains the rigor of scientific inquiry but also infuses it with a lyrical quality that captivates the imagination.

Through a series of carefully curated readings and reflections, Logan demonstrates how the rhythms and structures of poetry mirror the patterns found in the physical realm. His insights inspire readers to consider the interconnectedness of all knowledge, bridging the gap between artistic expression and empirical investigation.

Whether one is a student seeking to grasp the fundamentals of physics or a lover of literature searching for new perspectives, this work offers a refreshing synthesis that promises to enrich both understandings. Overall, it is an invitation to see the universe through a dual lens, where the beauty of language meets the wonder of science.

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