Ice WOrms, Magic Mushrooms, Redback Spiders and Lobotomies:
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This fully revised second edition of Ice Worms, Magic Mushrooms, Redback Spiders and Lobotomies: Communicating Science contains 43 articles about scientific subjects by 18 new writers from Science and Writing, an upper-level course in the Professional Writing and Communication Program at University of Toronto Mississauga. With articles about poison dart frogs, performance-enhancing drugs, lobotomy, magic mushrooms, ice worms, human genetics, chirality, cone snails, strabismus, Stockholm syndrome, redback spiders, gender identity, autism, spinal bifida, neuroplasticity and epigenetics, traumatic brain injury and breath-hold diving, this collection offers models of lucid, engaging, research-based science writing. These writers bridge the gap between the culture of science and the wider culture of educated and curious readers. Science, even for the intelligent and highly educated, seems to happen in forbidding and remote territory. Good science writing guides us there. The university of toronto Science Writing Collective includes: 2010 2012 Articles include: Selections from "Sexual Cannibalism in the Redback Spider" Selections from "Poison Dart Frogs" Selections from "Ice Worms" Selections from "Cone Snails" Selections from "Lobotomy" Selections from "Gender Identity Disorder" Selections from "Stockholm Syndrome" Selections from "Autism" Selections from "Strabismus" Selections from "Spina Bifida" Selections from "Traumatic Brain Injury" Selections from "Neuroplasticity and Depression" Selections from "Evolutionary Advantages Associated with Depression" Selections from "Chirality" Selections from "Psilocybin" Selections from "Performance Enhancing Drugs" Selections from "Bodybuilding Drugs" Selections from "Breath-hold Diving"
National Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication Data Toronto: Life Rattle Press, 2011 |
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