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Science Bookshelf: Best Selling Science Books [09 Jun 2014|07:46pm]
Titles, fundamentally based on the sciences, as selected by the science editors from all adult nonfiction books reported to The New York Times for the month.
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Best Selling Science Books [09 Jun 2014|07:46pm]
Titles, fundamentally based on the sciences, as selected by the science editors from all adult nonfiction books reported to The New York Times for the month.
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Books of The Times: ‘The Antiquarian,’ by Gustavo Faverón Patriau [09 Jun 2014|07:49pm]
In “The Antiquarian,” the narrator’s best friend, confined to a psychiatric ward after the murder of his fiancée, admits to the deed yet drops hints that the truth might be more complex.






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Books of The Times: ‘The Antiquarian,’ a Macabre Novel About a Search for Truth [09 Jun 2014|07:49pm]
In “The Antiquarian,” the narrator’s best friend, confined to a psychiatric ward after the murder of his fiancée, admits to the deed yet drops hints that the truth might be more complex.






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Books: ‘The Witch-Hunt Narrative’: Are We Dismissing Real Victims? [09 Jun 2014|08:21pm]
A new book on the McMartin Preschool and other child abuse scandals of the 1980s that were dismissed as hysterical witch hunts, suggests that one tragic legacy is that children who report abuse face undue skepticism.






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Books: ‘The Witch-Hunt Narrative’: Are We Dismissing Real Victims? [09 Jun 2014|08:21pm]
A new book on the McMartin Preschool, and other child abuse scandals of the 1980s that were dismissed as hysterical witch hunts, suggests that one tragic legacy is that children who report abuse face undue skepticism.






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