Nicole Le Douarin

Stem Cells For Immortality

Jean-Claude Heudin

Artificial Life

Alexandre Ganoczy

Christianity and Neurosciences Theology of the Human Animal

Hervé P. Zwirn

The Limits of Knowledge

Sabine Montagne

Pension Funds Between Social Protection and Speculation

Pierre Corvol, Nicolas Postel-Vinay

The Vascular Tree: New Outlooks on Treatment

Roland Omnès

Revelation about Laws of Nature

Harlan Lane

When the Mind Hears A History of the Deaf

This historical work recounts the struggle of deaf-mutes against prejudice, so that their rights and their language, sign language, were recognised. The people figuring in this book run from the abbey de l'Épée to Laurent Clerc, the spokesman for this community in the United States. A linguist, psychologist, and specialist in sign language, Harlan Lane teaches in Boston. He is the author of The Wild Child of Aveyron, which inspired the famous film by François Truffaut.