6Chapter 4 - Ernst Mach (1916)
56Chapter 54 - What I Believe - Living Philosophies XIII (1930)
7Chapter 5 - My Opinion on the War (1916)
57Chapter 55 - Militant Pacifism - The Two Percent Speech (1930)
8Chapter 6 - The Nightmare (1917)
58Chapter 56 - Some Remarks Concerning My American Impressions (1931)
9Chapter 7 - Motives for Research (1918)
59Chapter 57 - The 1932 Disarmament Conference (1931)
10Chapter 8 - Dialogue about Objections to the Theory of Relativity (1921)
60Chapter 58 - To American Negroes (1932)
11Chapter 9 - Time, Space, and Gravitation (1919)
61Chapter 59 - Why War (1932)
12Chapter 10 - Induction and Deduction in Physics (1919)
62Chapter 60 - Is There a Jewish Philosophy (1932)
13Chapter 11 - Immigration from the East (1919)
63Chapter 61 - Statement on Hitler upon Leaving Pasadena (1933)
14Chapter 12 - Uproar in the Lecture Hall - An Explanation (1920)
64Chapter 62 - Letter of Resignation from Prussian Academy of Sciences (1933)
15Chapter 13 - A Confession (1920)
65Chapter 63 - Militant Pacifism No More (1933)
16Chapter 14 - Ether and the Theory of Relativity (1920)
66Chapter 64 - On the Method of Theoretical Physics - The Herbert Spencer Lecture (1933)
17Chapter 15 - To the General Association for Popular Technical Education (1920)
67Chapter 65 - Science and Civilization - The Albert Hall Speech (1933)
18Chapter 16 - On New Sources of Energy (1920)
68Chapter 66 - Foreword to "The Contribution of the Jews of Germany to German Civilization" (1933)
19Chapter 17 - My Response - On the Anti-Relativity Company (1920)
69Chapter 67 - On Germany and Hitler (1935)
20Chapter 18 - On the Contribution of Intellectuals to International Reconciliation (1920)
70Chapter 68 - Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1936)
21Chapter 19 - The Common Element in Artistic and Scientific Experience (1921)
71Chapter 69 - The Calling of the Jews (1936)
22Chapter 20 - Geometry and Experience (1921)
72Chapter 70 - Why Do They Hate the Jews (1938)
23Chapter 21 - How I Became a Zionist (1921)
73Chapter 71 - Our Debt to Zionism (1938)
24Chapter 22 - The Development and Present Position of the Theory Relativity (1921)
74Chapter 72 - Ten Fateful Years - Living Philosophies, Revised (1938)
25Chapter 23 - On a Jewish Palestine (1921)
75Chapter 73 - Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt (1939)
26Chapter 24 - The Impact of Science on the Development of Pacifism (1921)
76Chapter 74 - Freedom and Science (1940)
27Chapter 25 - The Plight of German Science - A Danger for the Nation (1921)
77Chapter 75 - The Common Language of Science (1942)
28Chapter 26 - Preface to Bertrand Russell's Political Ideals (1922)
78Chapter 76 - Newton's 300th Birthday (1942)
29Chapter 27 - Review of Wolfgang Pauli, The Theory of Relativity (1922)
79Chapter 77 - Remarks on Bertrand Russell's Theory of Knowledge (1944)
30Chapter 28 - In Memoriam Walther Rathenau (1922)
80Chapter 78 - To the Heroes of the Battle of the Warsaw Ghetto (1944)
31Chapter 29 - On the Present Crisis of Theoretical Physics (1922)
81Chapter 79 - On the Atomic Bomb (1945)
32Chapter 30 - Musings on My Impressions in Japan (1923)
82Chapter 80 - On the American Council for Judaism (1945)
33Chapter 31 - My Impressions of Palestine (1923)
83Chapter 81 - Commemorative Words for Franklin D. Roosevelt (1945)
34Chapter 32 - Antisemitism and Academic Youth (1923)
84Chapter 82 - The Way Out (1946)
35Chapter 33 - Review of Josef Winternitz's Relativity Theory and Epistemology (1923)
85Chapter 83 - Foreword to Spinoza - Portrait of a Spiritual Hero (1946)
36Chapter 34 - Sound Recording for the Prussian State Library (1924)
86Chapter 84 - A Message to My Adopted Country (1946)
37Chapter 35 - The Compton Experiment - Does Science Exist for Its Own Sake (1924)
87Chapter 85 - The Military Mentality (1947)
38Chapter 36 - On the League of Nations (1924)
88Chapter 86 - In the Shadow of the Atomic Bomb (1947)
39Chapter 37 - Review of Alfred C. Elsbach's Kant and Einstein (1924)
89Chapter 87 - Quantum Mechanics and Reality (1948)
40Chapter 38 - Non-Euclidean Geometry and Physics (1925)
90Chapter 88 - A Plea for International Understanding (1948)
41Chapter 39 - Introductory Letter to Letters from Russian Prisons (1925)
91Chapter 89 - A Reply to the Soviet Scientists (1948)
42Chapter 40 - Why Zionism - A Message (1925)
92Chapter 90 - Religion and Science - Irreconcilable (1948)
43Chapter 41 - Pan-Europe (1925)
93Chapter 91 - Why Socialism (1949)
44Chapter 42 - The Mission of the Hebrew University - A Word for the Journey (1925)
94Chapter 92 - Autobiographical Notes (1949)
45Chapter 43 - On Ideals (1925)
95Chapter 92 Continued - Autobiographical Notes (1949)
46Chapter 44 - Space-Time, Encyclopaedia Britannica (1926)
96Chapter 93 - Statement to the Society for Social Responsibility in Science (1950)
47Chapter 45 - New Experiments on the Effect of the Earth's Motion on Light Velocity with Respect to the Earth (1927)
97Chapter 94 - Letter Declining the Presidency of Israel (1952)
48Chapter 46 - Speech at Rally for the Keren Ha-Yesod in Berlin (1926)
98Chapter 95 - Elementary Considerations on the Interpretation of the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics (1953)
49Chapter 47 - Newton's Mechanics and Its In uence on the Formation of Theoretical Physics (1927)
99Chapter 96 - Recollections–Souvenirs (1955)
50Chapter 48 - Review of Émile Meyerson's La Déduction Relativiste (1928)
100End Credit
