This little book consists mainly of tlie course of lectures which the author was in the habit of delivering when Demonstrator of Anatomy. It is clearly written and easy to read ; the illustrations are good and it contains all the chief points of the subject without giving a number of descriptions from different authors which more often than not confuse the student. The importance of learning th...

In this paper, we show that the problem of computing the complex roots of unity is not as simple as it seems at rst. In particular, the formulas given in a standard programmer's reference book Knuth, Seminumerical Algorithms, 1981] are shown to be numerically unstable , giving unacceptably large error for moderate sized sequences. We give alternative formulas, which we show to be superior both ...

Consent, on a standard theoretical framework, is way of giving permission or waiving right. Dougherty’s book about the ‘scope’ consent: which acts are permitted by given act consent? Along way, Dougherty offers view what consent consists in and why it does its morally transformative work. The an exemplar careful analytic philosophy. Philosophers working that tradition will find essential readin...

This is a critical review of Michael Peters' book, Wittgenstein, Education and the Problem Rationality, in which I focus on following assumptions order to problematize them: Wittgenstein's supposed relativism anti-foundationalism; his status as leading representative analytic philosophy; absence mention Peter’s book publication Wittgenstein’s spelling dictionary 1926, after period he became pri...

economics has hit the mainstream in the last decade with popular books like freakonomics and the undercover economist reaching the masses. these authors have used their toolkits far beyond the narrow scope of money and finance and answered questions pertaining to anything from social policy to demographics to crime. their appeal has largely been their ability to explain that small underlying fo...

Economics has hit the mainstream in the last decade with popular books like Freakonomics and The Undercover Economist reaching the masses. These authors have used their toolkits far beyond the narrow scope of money and finance and answered questions pertaining to anything from social policy to demographics to crime. Their appeal has largely been their ability to explain that small underlying fo...