Jacob Bronowski, a mathematician and biologist, is celebrated for his profound exploration of the human journey through science, most notably in his documentary series 'The Ascent of Man.' His intellectual curiosity, initially sparked by anthropological studies, evolved into a deep inquiry into the origins of knowledge and the power of imagination and symbolic language in scientific progress. Bronowski possessed a remarkable ability to synthesize complex ideas, making the history of human endeavor accessible and compelling to a wide audience. His work is characterized by a thoughtful, humanistic perspective that connects scientific discovery with the broader human experience.
Originally developed as a television series, this work by an historian, inventor, mathematician and leader in the modern movement of scientific humanism traces the growth of science through the great monuments of human invention
'No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings' William BlakeThe best of William Blake's poems in a beautiful new gift edition
Focusing on the influential careers of various English poets, this work delves into their contributions to literature and the cultural context of their times. Published in 1939, it offers insights into the evolution of poetic expression and the impact these writers had on the literary landscape, making it a valuable resource for understanding their significance in English literature.