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Big Bang, Cosmology 2
-CJA-PTK-24 · File · 1988-1992
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of a folder labelled 'Big Bang, Cosmology 2'. Includes:
-cutting review of Leon Lederman's 'The God Particle' by John Durant, annotated
-cutting titled 'Inside the mysteries of the light fantastic', annotated
-cutting titled 'Born Yesterday' from Scientific American May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bang' by Dennis Overbye from Time, 24 May 1993, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Paul Gray from Time, 21 Mar 1988, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Roger Penrose, 24 Jul 1988, annotated
-typescript titled 'The Mystery of Consciousness' by Paul Davies, annotated, 1992
-cutting titled 'Seeing straight round corners'
-cutting titled 'The Case of the Disappearing Black Hole'
-programme for 'Hawking's Universe' day school, organised by Birkbeck College in association with Channel 4, with manuscript notes attached
-cutting titled 'Time Warp' by Michael Church, from the Weekend Guardian 25-26 April 1992 [profile of Stephen Hawking]
-cutting titled 'And there was in the beginning...' by John Gribbins, The Sunday Times, 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Yesterday's ripples, today's galaxies' by Michael Rowan-Robinson, The Guardian 1 May 1992
-cutting titled 'A glimpse of Creation' by Christopher Moss, from The Tablet 2 May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Scientists report profound insight on how time began', The New York Times 24 Apr 199, annotated
-cutting titled 'Has Man mastered the Universe' from The Observer 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-front page of The Times 24 Apr 1992, including the headline 'Space satellite unravel riddle of the universe'
-cutting 'Shoot for the Stars' by J. Madeline Nash from Time, 27 Apr 1992
-cutting 'Hunting for holes in Hawking's universe' by Tom Wilkie, from The Independent on Sunday, 3 May 1992
-cutting 'Echoes of the Big Bang' by Michael D. Lemonick from Time, 4 May 1992, annotated
-'Unravelling The Universe' published by Channel 4 Television, inserted: correspondence welcoming Charles ot the Channel 4 Science Club and manuscript notes headed 'Channel 4'
-cutting 'Planetary Nebulae' from Scientific American May 1992
-front page of The Guardian 24 Apr 1992 includin the headline 'Cosmic origin traced'
-page 19 from The Guardian, including an article titled 'Ripples from the edge of time' by Martin Rees
-cutting titled 'Coping with the fall-out from Big Bang theory' [interview with George Smoot by Tim Radford], 12 May 1992
-CJA-PTK-28 · File
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of an envelope labelled 'Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology'. Includes:
-photocopy published article 'The curtain falls on quantum physics: mathematicians unravel the mysteries of the Universe (1)/Der Weg in die göttliche Falle' by Rolf Niemann raum&zeit 63/93
-cutting 'Fusion experiment sets 5.6-million watt record', Times 11 Dec 1993
-cutting 'Profile: Murray Gell-Mann: The Lonely Odysseus of Particle Physics', Scientific American, Mar 1992, annotated
-cutting 'Quantum Chaos', Scientific American, Jan 1992, annotated
-manuscript notes relating to John's GCSE and A-Level subjects [CLOSED]
-cutting '£1bn machine to seek the source of gravitation'
-cutting 'Rival scientists decide universe is composed of 3 types of matter', 13 Oct 1989
-cutting 'Physics takes a step, leaves a mess', The New York Times, 15 Oct 1989, annotated
-cutting 'Rebirth of the universe', Observer 25 Jun 1989
-cutting 'The $2 Billion hole', Time, 1 Nov 1993
-cutting 'Supercollider stands at the frontier of science', 4 Apr 1990
-cutting 'Basic particle created in test of accelerator', The New York Times, 13 Apr 1989
-cutting 'A colossal collision course', Time, 17 Jul 1989
-cutting 'The ultimate quest', Time 16 Apr 1990
[Loose documents]
CJA-RES-AL-B12-5-10 · File
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Bundle of documents found loose on the shelf. Includes:
-cutting, 'Hologram theory of universe puts reality in new dimension', Dec 2013
-cutting, [untitled, Bicep2 telescope], The Observer 23 Mar 2014
-cutting 'Hyper-inflation'
-cutting 'Echoes of the Big Bang confirm theory of how Universe began', the Times, 18 Mar 2014
-cutting, review titled 'At Home in the Universe' Los Angeles Times 23 Dec 2001, annotated
-cutting 'A small slice through space' New Scientist 17 Nov 2001, annotated
CJA-RES-AL-B12-5-15 · Item · 2014
Part of Charles Jencks Archive

Publisher: Harvill Secker

Inserted:
-review of Harari's 'Homo Deus' from London Review of Books 13 Jul 2017, annotated
-interview with Yuval Harari from The Observer 7 Jul 2015

Harari, Yuval Noah
[Loose documents]
CJA-RES-AL-B14-2-18 · File · 1973-2017
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Bundle of documents found loose on the shelf. Includes:
-handout for the exhibition 'The Japanese House: photographs by Kishin Shinoyama at the AA
-'A reporter at large: from MacArthur to Miki-III' on Japan from The New Yorker Aug 18 1975, annotated
-book review titled 'Vulnerable Japan' by E.J. Hobsbawm from The New York Review, July 17 1975, annotated
-'The Japanese Godfather' by Antony Thomas from an unidentified publication
-book review titled 'Hitler and Hirohito' by Geoffrey Baraclough, The New York Review May 31 1973, annotated
-'Religion with no God' by Colin Cross from the Observer Magazine 1 Dec 1974, annotated
-'Mishima: the romantic fantasy and the appalling fact; by Francis Wyndham from an unidentified publication
-guidebook for Tsukiji Hongwanji
-'In the spirit of The Great Ando' by Robin Harding, interview with Tadao Ando, FT 5 Nov 2016
-'Sign of things to come' by Edwin Heathcote on Japanese houses, FT 6 Feb 2016, annotated
-'High culture on the mountain' interview with Tadao Ando by Caroline Roux, FT 28/29 Jun 2014
-'The house with holes in the roof that sprang leeks' by Jonathan Morrison, The Times 22 Mar 2017, review of The Japanese House at the Barbican
-review titled 'Obsessions in Tokyo; by Ian Buruma from The New York Review 10 Jan 2013, annotated
-'In Japan, home is where the art is' by Rowan Moore, review of The Japanese House at The Barbican, The Observer 26 Mar 2017
-aaq [Architectural Association Quarterly] Vol 7 No 3