Measuring The World By Daniel Kehlmann, Carol Brown Janeway (Translator)

Measuring The World By Daniel Kehlmann, Carol Brown Janeway (Translator)At the end of the eighteenth century, two brilliant and eccentric young scientists set out to measure the world. Alexander von Humboldt swashbuckled his way across the globe, navigating ocean and jungle, eating with cannibals, swimming with electric eels, lowering himself into volcanoes and scaling the highest mountain known to man. Carl Friedrich Gauss, on the other hand, stayed at home, using the power of thought to battle his way into exotic

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