Living Again: An Autobiography

Living Together Again

This little book is, in its matter, a very welcofl1' addition to the too short list of reading matter, sUjjfJ able for intelligent young adults faced with domesf" problems in their own lives. Unfortunately in its fo^. and appearance it is unattractive. The producers h^; obviously?and rightly?been concerned to keep ? price down to a minimum, the paper is cheap and ^ print small and the cover des...

An Autobiography of Polyadi Algebras

An autobiography of Polyadic Algebras

In the 1950’s I set out to revolutionize logic. I didn’t succeed (not yet!), but it wasn’t for want of trying. Logic has always fascinated me. In the common-sense sense of the word logic was easy; I had no inclination to commit the obvious errors of reasoning, and long chains of deductions were not intimidating. When I was told about syllogisms, I said “sure, obviously”, and didn’t feel that I ...

The Autobiography of W.E.B. DuBois: An Analysis

The Fight Against Tuberculosis: An Autobiography

549 accuracy of statement is also commendable for so concentrated a treatment. The book is about 30 pages longer than the first edition. Two significant new sections have been added: General Principles of Chemical Carcino-genesis and Some Objections to the Virus Theory. The major additional pages treat new studies on the causes of cancer. Those who are primarily concerned with the metabolism an...