A revealing biography falls short when it comes to the famous physicist's problematic treatment of women With the title The Last Man Who Knew Everything and a first chapter entitled “Prodigy,” a reader could be forgiven for expecting David Schwartz’s new biography of Enrico Fermi to be a straightforward hagiography. Luckily, Schwartz’s ambitions are not as simple as providing yet another account of a great man of 20th-century physics. He has other, thornier questions in mind, some of which he credibly addresses and others that he handles less convincingly.

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恩里科费米，缺陷和所有

当谈到这位著名物理学家对女性的问题对待时，一本揭示性的传记不足为奇 标题为“知道一切的最后一个人”和标题为“神童”的第一章，读者可以原谅大卫施瓦茨的恩里科费米的新传记一个简单的圣徒传记。幸运的是，施瓦茨的野心并不像提供 20 世纪物理学伟人的另一个描述那么简单。他脑子里还有其他更棘手的问题，其中一些他可靠地解决了，而另一些他处理得不太令人信服。