Sheldon M. Cohen Libri

Delving into Aristotle's philosophy, this work examines how his understanding of nature underpins scientific explanation. It highlights the significance of natural phenomena in Aristotle's thought and discusses the implications for contemporary science. By analyzing key concepts, the book elucidates the relationship between nature and scientific inquiry, offering insights into how Aristotle's ideas continue to influence modern scientific discourse.

The book explores the justifications and limitations of using armed force, delving into the law of war through a moral and interdisciplinary lens. A key theme is the tension between legality and morality, highlighting its importance in understanding the complexities of armed conflict.

This humorous guide uses a cartoonish style and clever captions to show kids how to draw—and defend Earth from intergalactic invaders. Simple, step-by-step instructions help aspiring artists use basic shapes and their own imaginations to create a host of alien creatures, flying saucers, and evil robots, as well as heroes who will help save the planet.