She Was Like A Camera

Pamela Smith And Benjamin Schmidt Have Gathered Together A Wide-ranging And Provocative Set Of Original Essays That Successfully Demonstrate How Contingent The Process Of Making Knowledge Was During A Period Of Fundamental Epistemological Change. This Is A Finely Crafted And Conceptualized Collection.

If The Butterfly Wings Its Way To The Sweet Light That Attracts It, It's Only Because It Doesn't Know That The Fire Can Consume It.

I Want A Simple, Ordinary Life . . . Like Humans Enjoy.

I'd Studied 16th Century Science And Magic. I Thought It Was Strange That People Were Interested In The Same Kinds Of Things My Research Was About. The More I Thought About It, The More Intriguing It Became And Pretty Soon I Was Writing A Novel About A Reluctant Witch And A 1500-year-old Vampire.

The First Requirement Of War: Allies Must Not Kill Each Other.