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Richard Dawkins
ISBN 9781529176490
Rs. 960
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Books Do Furnish a Life
Who it's for: Readers interested in science writing and Dawkins' critical perspectives
"Books Do Furnish a Life" presents a collection of Richard Dawkins' commentary on significant contemporary science literature and ideas. It compiles his forewords, afterwords, introductions, and reviews of works by leading scientific thinkers such as Carl Sagan and Lawrence Krauss. The book also includes new material and conversations with figures like Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Steven Pinker, organized thematically around nature, humanity, and faith.Why You Should Read? Engage with Richard Dawkins' critical insights on diverse scientific topics. Discover curated analyses of works by influential science writers. Explore discussions with prominent scientists and authors, including Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Steven Pinker. Gain perspectives on science communication and its impact across themes of nature, humanity, and faith.
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- Includes forewords, afterwords, introductions, and reviews by Dawkins
- Features commentary on works by Carl Sagan and Lawrence Krauss
- Contains new material and conversations with Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Steven Pinker
- Organized thematically around nature, humanity, and faith
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What kind of content is in this book?
It compiles Dawkins' forewords, afterwords, introductions, and reviews of science books, along with new material and conversations with scientists.
Which authors are discussed?
The book includes commentary on works by Carl Sagan and Lawrence Krauss, and features conversations with Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Steven Pinker.
How is the book organized?
The content is organized thematically around nature, humanity, and faith.
Is this a new book?
It includes new material, but it is primarily a collection of previously published pieces by Dawkins.