Social Scientist. v 20, no. 235 (Dec 1992) p. Back cover.


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Aztecs

An Interpretation INGA CLENDINNEN

In considering the extraordinary culture of the Aztecs of Mexico it is impossible to ignore the extravagance of their practice of the ritual killing of humans. Inga Clendinnen renders those killings intelligible through investigation of a wide field of social action. She discusses the worlds of women, of warriors, of priests, and of commoners, showing us that the mundane aspects of their lives in fact often had tremendous significance.

Aztecs will appeal to anyone interested in the ancient civilisation of Central and South America. 228x152 mm 436pp. • 20 half-tones, 8 colour plates 0 521 44695 3 Paperback £12.95 net A

The Worlds of Christopher Columbus

WILLIAM D. PHILLIPS, JR. and CARLA RAHN PHILLIPS

'... places with balance, discernment, and fullness Columbus' place within the trends swirling

through the Europe of his day and the real nature of the collision his voyage instigated between

two worlds'.

228x152 mm 336 pp. 53 half-tones, 8 maps

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The Science of Woman

Gynaecology and Gender in England, 1800-1929 ORNELLA MOSCUCCI

Is women's destiny rooted in their biology? This book argues that the definition of feminity as propounded by gynaecological science is a cultural product of a wider, more political context. 228x152 mm c. 228 pp. 7 half-tones 0 521 44795 X Paperback c. £12.95 net A

The Methodology of Economics

Or How Economists Explain

Second Edition MARK BLAUG

This book examines the nature of economic explanation. The author introduces current thinking

in the philosophy of science and reviews the literature on methodology. He looks at the status of

welfare economics, and also provides a series of case studies of leading economic controversies,

showing how they may be illuminated by paying attention to questions of methodology.

228x152 mm 320pp.

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