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All Was Light: Introduction to Newton's Opticks

All Was Light: Introduction to Newton's Opticks

by A . Rupert Hall (Author), A . Rupert Hall (Author)

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    Paperback 1995

    $27.96
Synopsis

Following the popular hardback edition, this paperback provides a insight into a major part of Newton's work. This book is intended for students of history of science, history, philosophy. General readers in these subjects.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 260
 Edition: New edition
 Publisher: Clarendon Press
Published: 07 Sep 1995
ISBN 10: 019851798X
ISBN 13: 9780198517986

Media Reviews
Captures both the intellectual daring and the experimental genius of Newton. Hall offers a detailed reconstruction of the development of Newton's investigation of light. --Nature
Next to the Opticks itself, and perhaps along with it, this is the book that one needs in order to understand a major part of Newton's thought and work. --American Journal of Physics


Captures both the intellectual daring and the experimental genius of Newton. Hall offers a detailed reconstruction of the development of Newton's investigation of light. --Nature
Next to the Opticks itself, and perhaps along with it, this is the book that one needs in order to understand a major part of Newton's thought and work. --American Journal of Physics

Captures both the intellectual daring and the experimental genius of Newton. Hall offers a detailed reconstruction of the development of Newton's investigation of light. --Nature
Next to the Opticks itself, and perhaps along with it, this is the book that one needs in order to understand a major part of Newton's thought and work. --American Journal of Physics


Captures both the intellectual daring and the experimental genius of Newton. Hall offers a detailed reconstruction of the development of Newton's investigation of light. --Nature


Next to the Opticks itself, and perhaps along with it, this is the book that one needs in order to understand a major part of Newton's thought and work. --American Journal of Physics