The final proof …
Historikere ved Princeton University har i arkiverne fundet det endelige bevis på at allerede Einstein var en stærk tilhænger af Museion-konceptet:
20 Mar 2006 Thomas
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so that’s what it was all about. Now Galison will have to rewrite his chapter on Einstein…
Yes, it’s amazing what archivists can find in the seemingly bottomless iconographical pits …