The author describes his observations of the natural world while traveling from the high Arctic to Antarctica and across the tropics from the Caribbean to the west Pacific, and reflects on his experiences throughout his year of travels.
Christopher Phillips recounts his cross-country journey to see what ordinary Americans think about the Constitution and the government and shares how modern citizens would rewrite the Constitution, suggesting changes in how the government should be run and how democracy could be saved.
Advocates the importance of the liberal arts at all levels of education, arguing that the United States has shifted its educational aims toward national economic growth at the expense of teaching students to think critically and become knowledgeable and empathetic citizens.
A young girl named Temple is on the run from zombies as she tries to find her younger brother who was taken away from her and hoping to be set free from the demons who enslave her.
A critical examination of Darwin's theory of natural selection siting major scientific and philosophical issues associated with the evolutionary hypothesis.
Chronicles the conflict between religious and scientific views of life over more than three thousand years, exploring the cultural, religious, and scientific events that shaped the debate over evolution and creationism.
how scientists peered over the edge of emptiness and found everything
Cole, K. C
2001
Looks at what physicists, mathematicians, and other scientists have discovered about the origins and nature of the universe in their search for the point of nothingness.
