Quantitative Receptor Autoradiography

This collection of writings reflects the author's unique capacity to choose a topic, to mull over it gracefully, and to evoke the perplexing nature of a number of fundamental notions (and the sentiments which these themes engender) regarding the human experience, i.e., life and death. While the writing style and diction are often in and of themselves as complex and intricate as any textbook description of a pathologic process, the expansive spectrum of queries and conclusions which Gonzalez-Crussi presents are gossamer-like and continually uplift the reader and nourish the spirit.