Book Summary: The Ghost Map By Steven Johnson

The title of the book I have selected for critical reading is “The Ghost Map by Steven Johnson”. The author Steven Johnson has specialized in unraveling the stories that occur in the intersection of science, technology, and personal experiences. His ideas have had a major influence in countries as diverse as the use of The Internet in political campaigns fields, urban structuring vanguard or the struggle of the 21st century. How important was the investigation for the sustenance of the concept of industrialized cities, the breaking of cultural norms and the effort of few individuals against the false ideas of the masses?. I’ll be investigating the author’s style of writing in narrating a factual disaster in the history of bacterial plague.

Summary This book is based on two major characters, which includes Jon Snow and Whitehead in a place infected with cholera ( life threatening bacteria). These two men lived on Broad Street, London, near the Soho river. This book is an endeavor to recount the account of that meeting way that does equity to the numerous entities that made it conceivable: from the imperceptible
For this situation, a photo (as a guide with quantitative information) was without a doubt worth a thousand words and spared numerous a huge number of lives (Johnson, 2006). This is more than the account of an extraordinary guide, in any case. It handles bigger issues, for example, how new thoughts and exploratory disclosures get to be embraced, frequently against incredible resistance, even from the intelligent people of the day. John Snow and Henry Whitehead are incredible good examples though of us who could not care less about finding and conveying reality, notwithstanding when it is