The Oxford Book of Health Foods
A new departure of Oxford - with a foreword by Sir David Bellamy. The introduction gives an overview of nutrition with sections on the major…… Read More »
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How the Cows Turned Mad
An epic story by the former Director of the Institut Pasteur tracing the origins of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy from the 18th century onwards and bringing…… Read More »
Body Wisdom, Light Touch for Optimal Health
A self-help book about Neurofascial Process, a subdivision of what the author calls Integrative Manual Therapy that she developed over many years. The first part…… Read More »
The Oxford Companion to the History of Modern Science
This volume is everything that one expects of an Oxford reference work, with over 600 entries by more than 200 authors. At the beginning of…… Read More »
Biology and Theology Today
This is an excellent and accessible book on the interfaces between biology and theology. The central issue is the nature and implications of genetic engineering,…… Read More »
Light and Life
A very good piece of popular science writing. The author examines the close relationship between light and life, beginning with the Earth's relationship with the…… Read More »
Chartres
Readers who have been in the presence of Chartres Cathedral will be in no doubt that they have stood in sacred space, as countless pilgrims…… Read More »
EDUCATION WITH CHARACTER
Subtitled 'the moral economy of schooling', James Arthur's book will surely become the standard interdisciplinary work on the emerging field of character education. A keynote…… Read More »
The Boiled Frog Syndrome
This book is a study of the effects on humanity of aspects of the environment, in particular, but not only, the built environment. Its title…… Read More »
A Sacred Trust
This book brings most of the major thinkers on the interface between ecology and the sacred into one volume and is based on a series…… Read More »