AudioFile - Find your next great audiobook
Get our Newsletter

SIMPLEXITY Why Simple Things Become Complex (and How Complex Things Can Be Made Simple)

by | Read by Holter Graham

Contemporary Culture • 8.5 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2008

Kluger describes the attempt to make complexity theory a theory of everything. He covers a broad range of phenomena and emphasizes, but does not focus exclusively, on the work of scientists affiliated with the Santa Fe Institute. Whatever their special interests, listeners will find something to interest them in this book. Both the writing and the narration are breezy and accessible—just right for a "pop" science topic. Narrator Holter Graham sounds enthusiastic about all the topics discussed, whether it's language-learning by infants or the relative complexities of baseball and football. Graham’s eagerness, plus his varied pacing, sweeps listeners along in this entertaining, informative work. R.E.K. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine [Published: NOVEMBER 2008]

Trade Ed. • Hyperion Audiobooks • 2008

CD ISBN 978-1-4013-9024-2 $34.95 • Seven CDs

DD ISBN multiple sources

Advertisement Advertisement
The latest audiobook reviews, right in your inbox.

Get our FREE Newsletter and discover a world of audiobooks.

envelope

AudioFile Newsletter

Let us recommend your next great audiobook!

No algorithms here!
We pick great audiobooks for you.
Sign up for our free newsletter with audiobook love from AudioFile editors.

If you are already with us, thank you! Just click X above.

×

Thank you for signing up.

×

Thanks!

Thank you for contacting us!

Our group will review and follow up within 72 hours.
Thanks for your interest!

Back Home ×

Thanks!

Thank you for signing up!

Our group will review and follow up soon.

Back Home ×