Friday Evening Book Reviews

Renowned and lettered biologist, Stuart Kauffman, champions the existence of God in REINVENTING THE SACRED.

There’s been much sneering over political partisanship. So much so, that I’m well past hating that word. But here it is again and this time, I might be willing to suffer it for Nancy Rosenblum’s take on it - ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS: AN APPRECIATION OF PARTIES AND PARTISANSHIP.

The story of the book, the physician’s first bible, muse of artists and television producers - THE MAKING OF MR. GRAY’S ANATOMY: BODIES, BOOKS, FORTUNE, AND FAME.

A quick three-fer from The Baltimore Sun never hurt anybody. Probably.

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One Response to “Friday Evening Book Reviews”

  1. chris johnson Says:
    November 29th, 2008 at 2:10 pm

    Starr’s review of Rosenblum’s book is a long one, but I was surprised he didn’t talk much about The Federalist #10, Madison’s famous defense of political faction.

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