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Physics and Theology
Russell, Bertrand | February 20, 1929 issue

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The article presents information on the book "The Nature of the Physical World," by A. S. Eddington. Eddington is unquestionably the most delightful of all the writers on physics at the present time, and his qualities are shown almost equally in his popular writings and in his technical mathematics. As a theoretical physicist he has a rare clarity and systematic comprehensiveness which is probably the basis of his extraordinary skill as a popularizer. He is a past master of the art of humorous illustration; take as an example what he says in his chapter on the definition of reality.

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NATURE of the Physical World, The (Book); EDDINGTON, A. S.; PHYSICISTS; PHYSICS; AUTHORS; MATHEMATICS
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