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The Knowledge Web : From Electronic Agents to Stonehenge and Back -- And Other Journeys Through Knowledge Tapa blanda – 22 Junio 2000
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- Número de páginas288 páginas
- IdiomaInglés
- EditorialSimon & Schuster
- Fecha de publicación22 Junio 2000
- Dimensiones0.72 x 5.51 x 8.5 pulgadas
- ISBN-100684859351
- ISBN-13978-0684859354
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- Editorial : Simon & Schuster
- Fecha de publicación : 22 Junio 2000
- Edición : Revised
- Idioma : Inglés
- Número de páginas : 288 páginas
- ISBN-10 : 0684859351
- ISBN-13 : 978-0684859354
- Dimensiones : 0.72 x 5.51 x 8.5 pulgadas
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº262,987 en Libros (Ver el Top 100 en Libros)
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 19 de febrero de 2016A variation on some of Burke's other works. I own several of his books and never tire of the information and connections he sets afoot. It really depends on how much of a Burke nut you are as to whether you will find it repetitive or fascinating ( again). Burke is one of my Heroes and he can do no wrong.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 28 de julio de 2021Lots of fascinating facts in this book! I learned a lot!
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 15 de diciembre de 2010This book is a historical account of ideas and inventions. That why I bought it. Its good value. Most products which James Burke puts his name to a well worth investigating
I recommend this book.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 25 de julio de 2018it is jamesBurke. whats not to like.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 16 de octubre de 2016The Kindle version is marred by very frequent errors. It's clear the ebook was created by scanning a printed copy, and then not proofread.
What's even worse, is that the printed book had a kind of hyperlinking internally. There were footnotes with the page number of related topics, so if you read about, say, James Watt in chapter 2 and wanted to find out more, you could flip to the appropriate pages. If this ebook was properly formatted, they'd be upgraded to real hyperlinks- click the link, and the book goes to the new page correctly. But instead, they were scanned as end notes- that is, at the end of every chapter in the ebook is a series of useless numbers, that were originally the footnotes. The scan turned them into garbage.
This book is late-career James Burke at best. For the ebook version, it's a waste of the reader's time.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 30 de junio de 1999Wudi. Simply facinating, I am going to use this book to continue with my plans to take over the world by citing trivial facts until everyone falls asleep, wheupon they will be sent to the afterlife appropriate to their religion. Then the other atheists and I shall rule a clean, safe, better world.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 30 de julio de 2000This book was a sorry disappointment. I will preface my further remarks by saying that I am a huge fan of Mr. Burke's television productions, and (ironically) I actually enjoyed the book a great deal, but for mostly all the wrong reasons.
The fact is that the book does not deal with what is alluded to by the title, the jacket copy, or the author's introduction. Unfortunately, those were the only elements that I scanned when looking over the book in the store (and then buying it online ;-). The marketting blurb on the cover says "From electronic agents to Stonehenge and back...". Well, there was a very small bit about electronic agents and believe it or not, Stonehenge wasn't mentioned once throughout the entire book. Mr. Burke was not well served here by his market driven editors.
The only reason I still enjoyed the book is that I love both history and technology, and that's the terrain through which this addled account rambles. Regrettably, this book was more like an extended outpouring of jumbled, loosely 'connected' trivia from a hyper-loquacious Alzheimer's patient, than anything truly salient or purposeful. There was absolutely no discernible point to the narrative. The author's attempt to put the work into some kind of prosaic hyperlink format was a bit embarrassing as well. Lastly, the book ended abruptly and arbitrarily, almost as if Mr. Burke's nurse had come in and said "That's all for today. It's time for Mr. Burke's evening feeding. Maybe you can come back tomorrow." I hope not.
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Calificado en Estados Unidos el 22 de junio de 2016Immensely enjoyable, entertaining and enlightening meander through the history of science.
It contains factual errors (as other reviewers document) and lacks a formal structure but it's a Fun Book and thus succeeds wildly in illustrating (proving might be too strong a word) that knowledge is interconnected. Moreover, he supplies the names of the people who made it happen, many of which will surprise you.
Plus, as always, Burke excels at explaining the origin and naming of the common things with which we are familiar but don't really know much about.
Highly recommended.
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minoruCalificado en Reino Unido el 6 de octubre de 20145.0 de 5 estrellas A Brilliant book by a brilliant man
A Brilliant book by a brilliant man. It is my current bedside reading after having read it right through twice already. There's just too much to absorb on one read. I cannot recommend this book highly enough. In as good as new condition, I am very pleased indeed. Thank you everyone concerned.
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DM SHERWOODCalificado en Reino Unido el 19 de noviembre de 20185.0 de 5 estrellas Facinating
Unhonvential View of History
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GwynCalificado en Reino Unido el 13 de septiembre de 20172.0 de 5 estrellas Interesting, but doesn't go any where
Reviewer John Car has already pointed out the historical inaccuracies of this book. I found that, although well written, it doesn't sustain my interest. As someone else pointed out, it seems to be connections for the sake of connections, which, unlike the first book in the series, don't seem to lead anywhere. In Burke's first book he tells how a series of connected discoveries led to a modern product like the television. That book had an end result, this one doesn't. I also found myself wondering what happened to some people or discoveries after Burke had finished with them. Finally, I started making my own connections. Take Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show - that employed Annie Oakley a sharp shooter who probably used Winchester rifles. From there you could go on to Samuel Colt whose guns were made using interchangeable parts, an idea adopted by Henry Ford, the only capitalist that Hitler admired... you get the idea.
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Neil HardieCalificado en Reino Unido el 20 de octubre de 20165.0 de 5 estrellas Five Stars
James Burke - interesting and brilliantly written
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G R RendellCalificado en Reino Unido el 27 de enero de 20165.0 de 5 estrellas Five Stars
very good

