Exploring the Supernatural Lapse of Time in Fairyland and General Relativity Theory.
The article discusses how modern poetry plays with space and time, and lives on the edges and mentions that seeds of Einstein's cosmological revolution may be located in James Clerk Maxwell's set of partial differential equations that laid the foundation of classical electrodynamics.
| Published in: | PN Review Vol. 45; no. 2; pp. 46 - 54 |
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Carcanet Press Limited
Nov/Dec2018
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