by (ying)ni er.fu ge sen(Niall Ferguson) zhu (2012)
Ben shu yi yan jin de luo ji, dui yi xi lie zhu yao fa sheng zai 20 shi ji de zhuan zhe xing shi jian jin xing liao tui yan, xiang xiang zhe xie shi jian de ling yi zhong ke neng, yin dao dou zhe qu tan jiu . quan shu fen wei jiu zhang.
Donna Dickenson
1. Should we do whatever science lets us do? -- 'Girls! sell you eggs and enjoy the nightlife of Chennai!' -- 3. Designer babies, transhumans and lesser mortals -- 4. Are genes us? -- 5. 'Could you patent the sun?' -- 6. Snowflakes, techno-coolies and the Tooth Fairy: some wonders of stem cell science -- 7. Sacrificial lambs and professional guinea pigs: a bestiary of research bioethics -- 8. God, Mammon and biotechnology.
Peter J. Ucko
Theory in Archaeology: a world perspective examines important questions about the diversity in theory and practice in archaeology which are facing the discipline in the 1990s. For example, what is the relationship between theory and practice? How does 'World' archaeological theory differ from 'European' archaeological theory? Is it possible to be a good archaeological practitioner without theory? This unique book includes contributions from many different parts of the world - Africa, Indonesia, India, Australia, Canada, South America, Japan, and many other countries - to give the first truly global perspective on archaeological theory. It examines the nature of material culture studies and looks at the problems of ethnicity, regionalism and nationality. It also considers one of the fundamental questions in archaeology: whether empirical facts can be found and recorded through 'objective' research, or whether the past is in fact only the relativistic creation of a particular age or society. The diverse range of authors brings together very different perceptions of the past and also sheds new light on the dynamics of nationalism, providing a framework for considering such immediate questions as the disintegration of the former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. The book's scope and interest should guarantee an international readership amongst students and academics alike.
Silvia Montenegro, Juan Mauricio Renold
Excelente trabajo de divulgación sobre los aspectos más clásicos referidos a los fenómenos religiosos. Así como también aspectos relacionados con la problemática de la globalización, el tele-evangelismo y el fundamentalismo.
Maya Angelou
The Inaugural poet, author of *I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings*, unites with a renowned illustrator for a poetic tribute to the extraordinary essence of ordinary African-American women.