The World As I See It

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The book is divided chronologically into sections that deal with the meaning of life, religion, politics and pacifism, Germany 1933, and the Jews. Once the reader has completed the book, Einstein's Weltbild, or worldview, becomes apparent. He is a man of great intellectual curiosity, with a sense of wonder about nature and the universe, who sees in the starry-eyed awe of earliest religion something of the spiritual antecedent of the abiding curiosity of the scientist.