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In this audio book based on his number one bestselling book, Dawkins presents a closely argued and intellectually exhilarating case for his radical Darwinian view of life on Earth and the place of human beings on it.
Those who know his earlier works will find much additional material to savour here; those who have not yet discovered Dawkins’ passion for science will find this an ideal introduction to his work.
Audio books, unlike ordinary books, are a lot more useful and time efficient in the long run. To sit down and read a book can be a very enjoyable experience but unfortunately only when time permits. A lot of us therefore find us putting aside the books for more pressing matters, with audio books however you can do both. Audio books give you the freedom to listen anywhere, just by simply putting it on a MP3 player. For most book fanatics space is a real issue and usually their houses end up looking like a library. Since audiobooks are portable and in music file format such as Mp3 or WMA the space that’s really being used up is your hard drive which takes up a minuscule amount in comparison. So for the busy individual where free time is somewhat of a luxury, audio books may just be the solution you have been looking for, a way to combine free time and work effortlessly. |
Isaac NewtonAuthor : James GleickPerformed By : Allan CordunerPublished By - Harper Collins USDuration : 5 hours 30 minutesType : Historical
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Talking of History Number 1: Henry VIII and the Death of the MonasteriesAuthor : Berwick CoatesPerformed By : Berwick CoatesPublished By - Berwick CoatesDuration : 47 minutesType : Pre 1900
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Dying to CrossAuthor : Jorge RamosPerformed By : Jonathan DavisPublished By - Harper Collins USDuration : 5 hoursType : American
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Story of Electricity, The: (Knowledge Products) The Science and Discovery SeriesAuthor : Dr. Jack SandersPerformed By : Edwin NewmanPublished By - Blackstone Audio IncDuration : 3 hoursType : Social & EconomicDownload Price : $12.95
Ancient and medieval awareness of electrical effects included lightning, electric fish, St. Elmo’s fire, the amber effect, and (esp. in early China) the lodestone (magnet). Plutarch explained the electric effect in terms of air displacement. The following chart shows a timeline of topics... More info...
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