Scientific literature on psychology

People are conquering space, but does this mean that all the secrets of our planet have already been revealed and all the mysteries have been solved? Of cour...

Based on extensive data from astronomy, astrology, geography, physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology, history, archeology and other sciences, the author ta...

This book, the author of which is the famous French geographer, political figure and anarchist theorist E. Reclus, examines the concepts of 'evolution' and '...

Big history is a new research direction within which the single successive process of development of the Universe is studied - from the moment of the Big Ban...

The author of this book, Jean Grave, is one of the most famous French anarchists of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. In this work, he intelligibly, simp...

The monograph contains a currently relevant study of the problems of development of the accounting and analytical concept of controlling. As a result of the ...

Under the Nazi regime, women were assigned the role of housewives and their participation in the war was less than in other countries. However, during the Se...

The manual discusses issues related to the history of mass literature, the stages of its study in Russia and the West, identifies differential features of ma...

Five Point Someone: What not to do at IIT!is a 2004 novel written by Chetan Bhagat, an alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi and Indian Institu...

Nikola Witkowski, a physics professor, publisher and editor, known in France for his popularization activities in the scientific field, wrote this book toget...