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By Spenser Stevens | March 7 2024 | General
Stephen Hawking’s closest collaborator offers the intellectual superstar’s final thoughts on the cosmos—a dramatic revision of the theory he put forward in A Brief History of Time.
- Communication > Mass Communication > Media and Society
- Education > Curriculum and Instruction > Instructional Media and Technology
- Education > Educational Psychology > Introduction to Educational Psychology
- Interdisciplinary Studies > Family Studies and Human Development > Adolescent Development
- Interdisciplinary Studies > Family Studies and Human Development > Child Development
- Interdisciplinary Studies > Family Studies and Human Development > Introduction to Family Studies
- Interdisciplinary Studies > Social Science > American Studies
- Psychology > Developmental Psychology > Adolescent Development
- Psychology > Social and Applied Psychology > Applied Social Psychology
- Psychology > Social and Applied Psychology > Social Psychology
- Sociology > Social Problems > Social Problems
- Student Success and Career Development > Career Development > Personal and Professional Development
- Student Success and Career Development > Student Success > First-Year Experience
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Mental Health
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Public Health
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Stress Management
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In this bracingly original book, The Biology of Kindness—the first in a trilogy on the topic of daily wellness—the science of mindfulness and the findings of biology come together to show how kindness and optimism improve overall well-being in profound, organic, and demonstrable ways.
- Student Success and Career Development > Career Development > Personal and Professional Development
- Student Success and Career Development > Student Success > First-Year Experience
- Biology > Non-Majors Biology > Human Biology
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Mental Health
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Personal Health
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A “gripping” (The Washington Post) account of how the major transformations in history—from the rise of Homo sapiens to the birth of capitalism—have been shaped not by humans but by germs.
- History > Survey Courses > World History – Prehistory to Present
- History > Topical History > History of Science and Technology
- Sociology > Social Institutions > Sociology of Health / Medicine
- Healthcare Professions > Diseases / Disorders > Specialized Courses
- Healthcare Professions > Medical Sciences: Microbiology > General Microbiology
- Biology > Microbiology > General Microbiology (Majors)
- Biology > Microbiology > Introduction to Microbiology (Non-Majors)
- Health and Kinesiology > Health > Public Health
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Blending academic rigor with rich imagery from around the globe, Psychedelics reveals not only how psychedelic plants have been illustrated and understood, but also how these plants and chemical synthetics have inspired visual representations of health, fear, peace, colonial resistance, creativity, and more.
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