Bryan

Fully revised, the new edition of this pioneering work edited by Lask and Bryant-Waugh includes new chapters on eating disorders and the brain, nutrition and refeeding, and motivational approaches to the subject.

The basic molecular & cellular components of the immune system are examined, relative to the pathogenisis & prevention of infectious diseases. With contributions from multiple areas of immunology, this text offers current information in a rapidly moving field.

In this book, based on an acclaimed BBC television series, Bryan Magee discusses the greatest Western philosophers with 15 leading contemporary writers and thinkers. The book begins with Socrates' death in 39 BC, and goes on until the 20th century.

Iceland's uncommon proclivity towards storytelling, its robust tradition of medieval manuscripts, and the "re-oralization" of those narratives after the medieval period, create a body of folktales and legends that have encoded a hidden account of how orthodox and heterodox beliefs (sometimes pagan in origin) intermingled as Christianity, and later Reformation, spread through the North. This volume unlocks that secret story by placing Icelandic folktales...

This introduction to philosophy is told through the everyday experiences of one of today's leading popularisers of philosophy.

This is a guide to managing children with psychiatric disorders and is written especially for paediatricians and primary care physicians. It focusses on identifying the conditions, and how best to work with the patients and their parents and carers.