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Science." A History is the enthralling story of the men and women who changed the way we see the world,

nd the turbulent times they lived in: from Galileo, tried by the Inquisition for his ideas, to Newton, who wrote his rivals out of the history books; from Marie Curie, forced to work apart from male students for fear that she might excite them, to Louis Agassiz,who marched his colleagues up a mountain to prove that ice ages had occurred. Filled with pioneers, visionaries, eccentrics and madmen, this is the history of science as it has never been told before.

List of Illustrations

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Book One: OUT OF THE DARK AGES

　1.Renaissance Men

　2.The Last Mystics

　3.The First Scientists

Book Two: THE FOUNDING FATHERS

　4.Science Finds its Feet

　5.The 'Newtonian Revolution'

　6.Expanding Horizons

Book Three: THE ENLIGHTENMENT

　7.Enlightened Science I: Chemisty catches up

　8.Enlightened Science I1: Progress on all fronts

Book Four: THE BIG PICTURE

　9.The 'Darwinian Revolution'

　10.Atoms and Molecules

　11.Let There be Light

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然违反了“常识”。很显然，实心的地球不可能运动！这是一个极好的

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书籍介绍

In this book, John Gribbin tells the story of the people who made science and the turbulent times they lived in. As well as famous figures such as Copernicus, Darwin and Einstein, there are also the obscure, the eccentric, even the mad. This diverse cast includes, among others, Andreas Vesalius, landmark 16th-century anatomist and secret grave-robber; the flamboyant Galileo, accused of heresy for his ideas; the obsessive, competitive Newton, who wrote his rivals out of the history books; Gregor Mendel, the Moravian monk who founded modern genetics; and Louis Agassiz, so determined to prove the existence of ice ages that he marched his colleagues up a mountain to show them the evidence.