BOOK REVIEW: LANCASTER J. & DOWNES B.J. 2013: AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY. First Edition.

Book Review: 'Teaching and Researching Writing (3rd Edition)'

Writing has an overarching significance in our lives. We experience this significance in our personal, professional and social activities. Much of who we are and who we wish to become in our social life, in the professional community we belong to and even in the privacy of our individual life is the outcome of what we write and how we write. We are often judged and evaluated by our control of i...

Medical Entomology for Students, 5th Edition

I the ever-changing field of medical entomology, Mike Service’s textbook, Medical Entomology for Students, is now in its fifth edition. The usefulness, adaptability, popularity—and, therefore, longevity—of this textbook is remarkable among the large variety of books on the subject published during the past 20 years. As in earlier editions, the book is concisely written to provide basic informat...

Book review: The first sense

The First Sense: A Philosophical Study of Human Touch is one of the rare contributions in theoretical and philosophical psychology exclusively on human’s sense of touch in the past decades. Although the study is conducted from a philosophical point of view, it is highly empirically informed. The author seeks to base his distinctions and arguments on empirical findings, but also offers his own o...

Entropy and Information Theory First Edition , Corrected March 3 , 2013

Book Review: Food: The Chemistry of Its Components: 6th Edition