Title: 1 new from $1,226 and 7 used from $550???!!!
Product review: I am no physicist. But I still enjoy reading Feynman's books. Recently I have bought the 2001 Chinese translation of his "QUANTUM MECHANICS & PATH INTEGRALS" by USD 11.6 (new and unused) in Taipei. Its 2008 Manual of solutions to problems (again in Chinese and new) is also available at USD 8.8. So I can't help thinking that publishers and booksellers like McGraw-Hill Companies should be ashamed of themselves in making this classic book so inaccessible to most (non-Chinese-speaking) readers by such outrageous prices like "1 new from $1,226.12 and 7 used from $550.00". Given the overwhelmingly high opinions of "QUANTUM MECHANICS & PATH INTEGRALS" by its readers, the book should have a reasonable demand in the market. So the publishers and sellers should not simply excuse themselves by leaving it out of print and thereby charging it at criminal prices.
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