Transplant: from myth to reality
Year: 2004
Type: book-review
Abstract: I read this book with some interest—firstly to learn more about the history of a field in which I have been practising for the past 15 years but also because I was fascinated by a seemingly simple question: why has the author chosen to write this book?
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Yale University Press, £19.95, pp 320 ISBN 0 300 09963 0
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What did I learn? That it is very difficult to summarise a complex, evolving field in a short book, especially when attempting to satisfy a number of target audiences. Transplantation is sexy. It is also multifaceted, and …
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Source: Choice Reviews Online
Author: Andrews, Peter A
Language: English
Subfield: History
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W1971721706