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The Medium is the Massage McLuhan, Marshall
From Wikipedia 'The book's title is actually a mistake according to McLuhan's son, Eric. The actual title was "The Medium is the Message" but it came back from the printer with the first "e" ...
Got Game Beck, John C. & Wade, Mitchell,
"Think video games are kids' stuff? Think again. Provocative new data show that video games have created a new generation of employees and executives - bigger than the baby boom - that will ...
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Rowling, J.K
Magic has always been a child's fascination. A diversion from reality that we found only acceptable in fairy tales or fiction books. Although entertaining readers, magic books have never given us ...
l'art médecine Davila, Thierry et al
This excellent catalogue assembles a vast collection of images and essays which elucidate the persistent links between art and medicine in the Western world. The authors present an iconographic ...
These strange German ways Stern, Susan
Traveling to a country is a pleasurable and delightful experience. One gets exposed to new cultures, intellect, and knowledge. Yet cultural barriers can also create tension and dissonance. ...
Computers as theatre Laurel, Brenda
In Computers as Theatre Laurel Branda argues that new principles of interface and software design can be extracted from theatrical conventions dating back as far as the time of Aristotle. ...
Writing on Drugs Plant, Sadie
In this exhilarating literary exploration, Sadie Plant traces the history of drugs and drug use through the work of some of our most revered, and infamous, writers. Rather than exploring drug use ...
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime Haddon, Mark
'Pretty good book,' I thought, after having read The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime . It was only when I started thinking about what to read next, and realized that I only wanted to ...
The Ringmaster's Daughter Gaarder, Jostein
Think about what it's like coming home from a long trip: that moment when you step in the door and look around. You know you're home, but because you have been away for so long, you suddenly see ...
L'obsolescence d'homme Anders, Günther
Severin Perrig writes about the German edition of Die Antiquiertheit des Menschen - it has not been translated into English 'Who knows', remarked the emigrant Günther Anders (1902-1992) in ...
