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Tag Archives: Reading
Joshua Foer @LSE – The End of Remembering – Tues, 5th April 6:30pm
There is an interesting talk at the LSE on Tuesday, 5th April 6:30 Once upon a time remembering was everything. Today, we have endless mountains of documents, the Internet and ever-present smart phones to store our memories. As our culture … Continue reading
Adam’s Apple, Eve’s Bean
Reading The Anatomist by Federico Andahazi in order to learn about the clitoris, I actually found out something new about the male anatomy. Or, at least about it’s etymology. Hard though it is to conceive but the biblical significance or … Continue reading
June Reading List
The Psychology of Language – Trevor Harley An excellent introduction to psycholinguistics. It covers lots of ground that is of interest to psychologists & less so to linguists. So that’s stuff on speech production and perception (fun with phonemes) lots … Continue reading
April Reading List
Damsel in Distress – P G Wodehouse Another seemingly effortless piece of Wodehouse brilliance. It is reassuring to know that he actually spent ages rewriting drafts, refining his lines and polishing his sparkling wit. Dreaming War – Gore VidalA collection … Continue reading
Posted in words
Tagged America, Antonio Damasio Finally, Arthur Koestler, cognitive psychologist, Dick What, George Erickson, Germany, Guatemala, High Castle, Japan, Jeffrey Elman Hands-on, Kim Plunkett, Mark Haddon There, oil, Philip K Dick, Reading, Steven Pinker Finally, Susan Engel Memory, United Fruit Company, United States
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March Reading List
Monstrous Regiment – Terry Pratchett TP takes on war, the military and misogyny on his own terms and after his own now famous style. The setting is of course Discworld and the technology of the day, is approximately C18 in … Continue reading