In “Other Minds,” Peter Godfrey-Smith shows how the abilities of the octopus offer insight into the evolution of animal intelligence.
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Panic is having less than 5 unread books on the nightstand.
In “Other Minds,” Peter Godfrey-Smith shows how the abilities of the octopus offer insight into the evolution of animal intelligence.
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The author of “The Genius of Judaism” believes the current political situation in the United States is best illuminated by Philip Roth’s “The Plot Against America.”
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Douglas Smith’s colossal biography shows Grigory Rasputin as a man of influence during the twilight of the Romanov dynasty, but neither sinner nor saint.
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Mark Seidenberg makes a strong case for how brain science can help in the teaching of reading.
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J.D. Daniels’s first book, of essays and short stories that are described as letters, moves high and low, for an “intoxicating combination.”
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