textbooks

• “It seems that many posters here are assuming that what we have now in textbooks is historically accurate.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Taking the Washington Post to School

• “Their depiction in textbooks is accompanied by great specificity detailing distinct steps, their enzymes and substrates and end products.”

  Bits and Pieces of an RNA World

• “Bradford: Their depiction in textbooks is accompanied by great specificity detailing distinct steps, their enzymes and substrates and end products.”

  Bits and Pieces of an RNA World

• “Controlling grammar school textbooks is not on par with a scholarly dissertation.”

  Think Progress » Rove Falsely Claims Bush Administration Never Said Iraqi Oil Revenue Would Help Pay For War

• “A broader effort to publish free textbooks is called Connexions, which was the brainchild of Richard G. Baraniuk, an engineering professor at Rice University, which has received $6 million from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Open Source Textbooks

• “No one wants mechanical engineering textbooks from the early 80′s.”

  Donations gone wrong « Awful Library Books

• “The cost of these textbooks is unknown, but Bezos says these will likely be priced lower than physical copies.”

  Liveblogging: Amazon introduces $489 large-screen Kindle

• “There are many valid historical reasons for the “ineluctable” (the word used in textbooks) annual accounting period, changing market conditions over time being but one.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Don’t Say You Weren’t Warned

• “Rush story has been told a million times, calcified in textbooks and enshrined in historical sites around the city of Sacramento.”

  Louise A. K. S. Clappe, "Dame Shirley"

• “She writes: The buying and selling of textbooks is more akin to a government procurement process than it is to a real marketplace with consumer choices.”

  T is for Taboo « An A-Z of ELT

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