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Table Of ContentContentsProloguePart One: A Beautiful Mind1 Bluefield(1928-45)2 Carnegie Institute of Technology(June 1945-June 1948)3 The Center of the Universe(Princeton, Fall 1948)4 School of Genius(Princeton, Fall 1948)5 Genius(Princeton, 1948-49)6 Games(Princeton, Spring 1949.)7 John von Neumann(Princeton, 1948-49)8 The Theory of Games9 The Bargaining Problem(Princeton, Spring 1949)10 Nash's Rival Idea(Princeton, 1949-50)11 Lloyd(Princeton, 1950)12 The War of Wits(RAND, Summer 1950)13 Game Theory at RAND14 The Draft(Princeton, 195O-51)15 A Beautiful Theorem(Princeton, 1950-51)16 MIT17 Bad Boys18 Experiments(RAND, Summer 1952)19 Reds(Spring 1953)20 GeometryPart Two: Separate Lives21 Singularity22 A Special Friendship(Santa Monica, Summer 1952)23 Eleanor24 Jack25 The Arrest(RAND, Summer 1954)26 Alicia27 The Courtship28 Seattle(Summer 1956)29 Death and Marriage(1956-57)Part Three: A Slow Fire Burning30 Olden Lane and Washington Square(1956-57)31 The Bomb Factory32 Secrets(Summer 1958)33 Schemes(Fall 1958)34 The Emperor of Antarctica35 In the Eye of the Storm(Spring 1959)36 Day-Breaks in Bowditch Hall(McLean Hospital, April-May, 1959)37 Mad Hatter's Tea(May-June 1959)Part Four: The Lost Years38 Citoyen du Monde(Paris and Geneva, 1959-60)39 Absolute Zero(Princeton, 1960)40 Tower of Silence(Trenton State Hospital, 1961)41 An Interlude of Enforced Rationality(July 1961-April 1963)42 The "Blowing Up" Problem(Princeton and Carrier Clinic, 1963-65)43 Solitude(Boston, 1965-67)44 A Man All Alone in a Strange World(Roanoke, 1967-70)45 Phantom of Fine Hall(Princeton, 1970s)46 A Quiet Life(Princeton, 1970-90)Part Five: The Most Worthy47 Remission48 The Prize49 The Greatest Auction Ever(Washington, D.C., December 1994)50 Reawakening(Princeton, 1995-97)NotesSelect BibliographyAcknowledgmentsIndex
SynopsisIn a masterful blend of biography and science writing, Nasar traces John Forbes Nash, Jr.'s rise to the heights of intellectual achievement and his harrowing descent from eccentricity to insanity. Released as a major motion picture directed by Ron Howard and starring Russell Crowe and Ed Harris.