It is a stretch to say that this brilliant mathematician was Einstein’s tutor, and a diminution of her very significant contribution to algebra and physics. Born in 1882, she was discriminated against for being a woman by institutions though supported by many fellow scientists; she lost her teaching post at Göttingen because she was Jewish and emigrated to the US in 1933, where she continued to teach at Bryn Mawr and Princeton.
Einstein’s Tutor: The Story of Emmy Noether and the Invention of Modern Physics
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£25.00
Edition:Hardback978154170295026/09/2024From a Bookshelf nearby
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Technology from the wheel to the computer: our understanding, its evolution; its relationship with capital, need, politics, work and liberty.
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Argues that the past is the data-mine for AI, which therefore cannot fail to replicate its biases and flaws.
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A valuable study of the nature of modern corporations and the prevailing ideas about commercial success.
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We missed this brilliant exposition from our Christmas 2024 catalogue. (It's still available in hardback too.)

