Ideas and Opinions

This collection, gathered in 1954, presents Einstein's essays, speeches, and short statements on science, religion, education, and public affairs. Typical pieces explain relativity and the scientific method for a general reader, discuss Judaism and Zionism, oppose militarism, and comment on freedom of thought and the atomic age. The scientific sections sit beside moral and political notes rather than forming a single treatise. There is no connecting narrative. The book is an anthology of occasional prose, not a textbook of physics and not a full autobiography.

Bound in grey cloth printed with a wrap-around silver and black pattern. Silver-grey slipcase.