by Daniel Kehlmann · Maeva Ediciones · tapa dura · ISBN 9788496231979
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Measuring the World is a novel by German writer Daniel Kehlmann that tells the story of two historical figures: Alexander von Humboldt, a naturalist and explorer, and Carl Friedrich Gauss, a mathematician and astronomer. The novel explores their lives, their working methods, and their contrasting personalities as they embark on the task of measuring the world. The plot unfolds in the 19th century and offers a fascinating look at science, exploration, and society of the time.
