Sex, Drugs and DNA

Science's Taboos Confronted

Häftad, Engelska, 2006

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Now available in paperback following huge critical acclaim. In a frank, edgy and entertaining style that pulls no punches, Michael Stebbins says what most scientists and politicians are afraid to about what research can and, perhaps more importantly, cannot deliver. He debunks the myths surrounding some of the most controversial topics in science.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2006-01-01
Mått140 x 216 x 34 mm
Vikt341 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieMacmillan Science
Antal sidor354
Upplaga2006
FörlagPalgrave Macmillan
ISBN9780230521124

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Acknowledgements A Scientist's Life National Science Day Stem Cells and Cloning (No We All Can't Just Get Along) There's Sex... ...And Then There's Sex Genetically Modified Everything Race and other Discriminations Global Warming Bioterrorism and Other Mayhem The Coming Pandemic Drugs Healthcare A Letter to Barbara Bush Science Education How to Talk To Your Creationist Brother-in-Law About Evolution

Reviews for Hardback Version: 'Gutsy and in-your-face, Stebbins talks about science like it's never been talked about before. Prepare to be offended...and enlightened.' - Chris Mooney, author of The Republican War on Science 'A take-no-prisoners look at some of the most controversial issues of our generation.' Gina Smith, author of The Genomics Age 'A science meets political polemic that travels at breakneck speed - a real eye-popper. Well worth a look.' - www.scienceagogo.com 'FOUR STARS: If you enjoy reading Michael Moore, you will want to read this book too. Without doubt, a book that anyone who really wants science to succeed should read.' - www.popularscience.co.uk 'Stebbins makes a good argument and his style is lively and irreverent. He knows what he's talking about too.' - Focus Magazine 'You will undoubtedly learn something new from this sobering, illuminating work.' - Publishers Weekly 'Stebbins breaks ranks to passionately, revealingly, counter the threats posed by general American stupidity about science, public health, and education.' - Booklist 'You don't need a scientific background to be totally enthralled by this passionate, entertaining and sometimes terrifying book' - Chemistry World 'devilish, funny, outspoken, revealing, and entertaining,' - Lab Times