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Christian ethics and Peter Singer
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. This book is a good read for...
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Our Far South – time we learned about it
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. This is Gareth Morgan’s...
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The universe – it is bigger than you think
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. I enjoyed Marcia Bartusiak’s...
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Science and faith
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. Victor Stenger has a very...
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What’s really true?
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. Here’s an ideal Christmas...
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The origins of ethics and violence
I am spending some time dealing with family business so I am reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days. These could be useful with Christmas coming up. I found this book...
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‘The particle at the end of the universe’ wins Winton Prize
Congratulations to Sean Carroll – the winner of the 2013 Royal Society Winton Prize for science books. (see Higgs boson book scoops Royal Society Winton Prize). His book, The Particle at the End of...
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The good(?) old days of scientific writing
I recently read the first volume of Richard Dawkins’s memoirs An Appetite for Wonder: The Making of a Scientist. It brought back a few memories for me. The political and trade union battles of the...
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Sad news – Victor Stenger has died
I was sad to read that Victor Stenger died during the week at the age of 79. Victor was a prolific author, writing on science, religion and philosophy. He often dealt with difficult issues coming out...
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RSNZ Science Book Prize winner – Tangata Whenua
Tangata Whenua: an Illustrated History won the Royal Society of NZ Science 2015 book prize. It is written by Atholl Anderson, the late Dame Judith Binney and Aroha Harris and published by Bridget...
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