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Gefundene Buchautor*innen: Yuval Noah Harari oder Niall Ferguson oder Lindsey Fitzharris oder Dana Mackenzie oder Judea Pearl

1. 

   eng

   Yuval Noah Harari

   Nexus

   A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI

   • Random House UK Ltd
   • 2024

   • Taschenbuch
   • 492 Seiten

   24,50€

   Auf Lager

2. 

   eng

   Yuval Noah Harari

   Nexus

   A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI

   • Random House UK Ltd
   • 2024

   • Gebunden

   35,00€

   Auf Lager

3. 

   eng

   Stuart Ritchie

   Science Fictions

   Exposing Fraud, Bias, Negligence and Hype in Science

   • Random House UK Ltd
   • 2021

   • Taschenbuch
   • 358 Seiten

   16,50€

   Auf Lager

4. 

   eng

   Judea Pearl / Dana Mackenzie

   The Book of Why

   The New Science of Cause and Effect

   • Penguin Books Ltd (UK)
   • 2019

   • Taschenbuch
   • 432 Seiten

   16,50€

   Auf Lager

   **Judea Pearl (Author)** **Judea Pearl** is a world-renowned Israeli-American computer scientist and philosopher, known for his world-leading work in…

5. 

   eng

   Lindsey Fitzharris

   The Butchering Art

   Joseph Lister's Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine

   • Penguin Books Ltd (UK)
   • 2018

   • Taschenbuch
   • 286 Seiten

   16,50€

   Auf Lager

   A gripping and morbid narrative history of Joseph Lister's transformation of surgery from the grotesquerie of the past to the procedures recognisable…

6. 

   eng

   Niall Ferguson

   Civilization

   The West and the Rest

   • Penguin Books Ltd (UK)
   • 2018

   • Taschenbuch

   16,50€

   Etwa 7 Tage

   **Winner of the Estoril Global Issues Distinguished Book Prize 2013** **** In 1412, Europe was a miserable backwater ravaged by plague, bad sanitatio…

7. 

   eng

   Yuval Noah Harari

   Money

   • Random House UK Ltd
   • 2018

   • Taschenbuch
   • 133 Seiten

   8,50€

   Auf Lager

   How did money come to be invented? Why does it now have such significance in our lives? Does it make us happier or unhappier? And what does the futur…