David Roche (ed.), Steven Spielberg: Hollywood Wunderkind & Humanist

Book Review: “Classifying Reality,” by David S. Oderberg (ed.) (2013)

Classifying reality is an ancient and fundamental ability. Even the most basic living creatures classify their world as do social collectives of living things, most noticeably, human beings through psychological processes. An example of the rudimentary nature of classification exists in the behavior of slime molds. When food is abundant many of the more than 900 types of slime molds exist not a...

: On Hollywood

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Teaching with a Humanist

Proper Holomorphic Mappings Extend Smoothly to the Boundary by Steven Bell and David Catlin

Kohn has proved that the Bergman projection associated to a smooth bounded domain D maps C°°(D) into C°°(D) when D is strictly pseudoconvex [11], and more generally, when the boundary of D satisfies certain geometric conditions [12]. Diederich and Fornaess [6] have shown that these conditions are satisfied when the boundary of D is real analytic and pseudoconvex. REMARKS. (A) Our proof of Theor...

Michael Servetus Humanist and Martyr

there are not available the textbooks and reference works summarizing the fundamentals of the field as are found in older and more established sciences. Consequently, this reviewer has found it profitable to keep his copies of Progress in Biophysics near at hand as a general reference work. The present volume is a worthy addition, but it is feared that the price will discourage many individuals...