The Clockwork Universe: Isaac Newton, the Royal Society, and the Birth of the Modern World
byEdward DolnickRating 6.5 /10 Readability Read Time 7 hrs Readible On
Published: 2011Read: October 23, 2014Pages: 378
by Juvoni Beckford@juvoni
A history of the scientific method and the contributions of Isaac Newton and other key figures of the scientific revolution. Clockwork Universe explores the world and context in which these scientists lived in and how it would shape the course of their lives and work. I found the book hard to follow and I didn't feel invested that much in the key figures stories.
Motivations to Read
Another book inspired by my love for science and history. Newton had big impact in the world with his scientific contributions and I wanted to learn more about his life.
3 Reasons to Read
- Those interested in the history and the history of science specifically
- The history of Isaac Newton and the transition to modern science
- Learn about London in the 1600s
The Clockwork Universe: Isaac Newton, the Royal Society, and the Birth of the Modern World Notes & Summary
posted November 20, 2016
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