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Children of Fate
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Blues Hands
Through images of hands, this book conveys the strength, beauty, diversity, depth, and power of the blues, the root of all American music. It features photographs from Joseph A. Rosen's 30-plus years of adventure in blues and music photography. Included are such noted music personalities as B.B. King, Gary Clark, Jr., Buddy Guy, Al Green, Willie King, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, The Blind Boys of Alabama, James Brown. The book holds rich treasures for lovers of music, photography, and the human form. One need not be deeply versed in the blues to appreciate the beauty, strength, and diversity of those who make it. With powerful imagery, as well as anecdotes and biographical information, Blues Hands tells a story of human experience.
Why a Jew?
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Lawless Universe
In this provocative reassessment of science, a physicist questions whether it can ever fully comprehend the entire material universe. There is no question that modern science has radically advanced our understanding of nature, the universe, and even reality itself. But in Lawless Universe, theoretical physicist Joe Rosen takes the scientific method down a peg. In his estimation, people like Stephen Hawking and Richard Dawkins are wrong to declare that science is on the verge of unlocking all the secrets of the universe. Perhaps without realizing it, they have crossed into the realm of metaphysics in an attempt to explain the unexplainable. Rosen considers the separate but entangled domains of science and metaphysics and examines the all-too-often ignored boundary between the objective and the subjective. He asserts that any understanding of the whole universe, if it is to be found at all, must come from nonscientific modes of comprehension and insight.
Children of Fate
Excerpt from Children of Fate: A Story of Passion It was four o'clock in the morning that Joseph Rosen, under-sexton of the Synagogue, stood on the door-step of his house, one of a row of squat little dwellings of the "Hinter Gass" in Dobrzyn, Poland. His eyes swept the wondrous scene before him; he saw the golden glory that bathed the steeple of the Catholic Church, the flaming glow on trees and houses and fields, and his heart thrilled as the first lark seemed to burst her throat with song, mingling her piercing note with the music of tinkling sheep bells and the lowing of cattle. Joseph listened, while the soft breeze fanned his face and stirred his hair that hung in long black locks. "Ar...
Encyclopedia of Physics
Presents an alphabetical and comprehensive reference guide with more than 600 entries dealing with physics and mathematics.
Symmetry Rules
When we use science to describe and understand the world around us, we are in essence grasping nature through symmetry. Emphasizing the concepts, this book leads the reader coherently and comprehensively into the fertile field of symmetry and its applications. Among the most important applications considered are the fundamental forces of nature and the Universe. Written by a renowned expert, this book will convince all interested readers of the importance of symmetry in science.
