science

"An in-depth look at the science behind the creative methods Shakespeare used to kill off his characters"--Provided by publisher.

The authors examine the actual science that underlies the fictional story of Philip Pullman's " His Dark Materials" trilogy.

Contains essays that examine bioethical issues related to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," and describe the life and accomplishments of Mary Shelley, as well as her actual knowledge of science, her inspiration for the character of Victor Frankenstein, and other related topics.

Students illustrate changes in matter with simple experiments and show that matter can change states between solid, liquid and gas by adding or subtracting heat.

Explains that William Shakespeare lived during the first phase of the Scientific Revolution, discusses the Renaissance thinkers who lived near Shakespeare, and how these new ideas impacted his works.

A collection of essays that study the works of John Steinbeck by looking at them from an environmental perspective.

Examines the true science that underlies James Bond's fantastic gadgets and feats, including the car the turns into a submarine, the buzz-saw Rolex, and the rocket-firing cigarette, covering hundreds of Q Division's inventions and analyzing Bond's battles in the air, under the sea, in outerspace, and beneath the earth.

Analyzes Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy and how it is rooted in scientific truth.

Explores how the works of John Milton interacted with the revolutionary work of his contemporaries in science to contribute to the advancement of learning that took place during Milton's life.