Knowledge Without Expertise

Knowledge Without ExpertiseThis book critically examines the reliance of society on experts, specifically attacking the notion of the privilege of scientific expertise and defining the politics of this intellectual discourse. The extensive case material illustrates the consequences of claims of expert knowledge. Sassower questions the perception that scientific controversies are focused on epistemological concerns and demonstrates how the debates are often politically

Soviet history

this third volume of reflections upon Alfred Hitchcock's work gives extensive meditations on six films: Psycho

Leavis and the trial of Lady Chatterley

data from research studies are related back to real-world phenomena such as violence rates

Andrea Maria Negri

Tsenay Serequeberhan examines what the European philosophical tradition has to offer when encountered from the outsider perspective of postcolonial African thought

Spring has arrived and the people are joyous

At this moment of rapid decay

This title introduces the reporting procedures and communication skills leading to conflict resolution

improving plant health and resistance to biotic and abiotic factors

where men – and a very few women – sent spoken messages home to be shown to families and sweethearts in local cinemas

Contributors include Ray Bush (‘Staying Hungry: Food Politics in Egypt and the Near East’)