This Book investigates the limitations, or "genetic glass ceilings," that traditional breeding methods face in enhancing crop biodiversity and productivity. It explores how genetic engineering offers…
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This Book, "Generic- The Unbranding of Modern Medicine," by Jeremy A. Greene, explores the complex history and implications of generic drugs. The book traces the evolution of generic medications from…
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Talal Asad's Genealogies of Religion examines the historical construction of "religion" as a distinct category, particularly in relation to Christianity and Islam. The book analyzes how power, discip…
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This scholarly work explores the evolution of the genealogical novel, particularly in the 19th and 20th centuries across various European cultural peripheries like Ireland, Portugal, Sicily, and Spai…
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This Book, Gene Jockeys: Life Science and the Rise of Biotech Enterprise, explores the emergence of the biotechnology industry in the 1970s and 1980s, focusing on the intersection of molecular biolog…
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This Book, Gender and Justice, examines the dynamics of intimate relationships and violence in fin-de-siècle Paris through the lens of assize court trial dossiers. The author analyzes how working-cla…
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This comprehensive guide, "Geckos: The Animal Answer Guide" by Aaron M. Bauer, published in 2013, explores various facets of geckos, addressing questions about their biology, behavior, ecology, repro…
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This academic Book examines the aging experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals, a population with unique challenges and needs often overlooked in gerontological research. Drawing from scarce existing litera…
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Joseph O'Shea's "Gap Year: How Delaying College Changes People in Ways the World Needs" explores the educational impact of taking a year off between secondary school and higher education, primarily f…
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This academic work, "Gamer Nation," explores the intertwined history of video games and American culture, examining how games have reflected, shaped, and been shaped by US society from the 1970s to t…
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