Life Itself: Its Origin and Nature
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Book Overview
Francis Crick, the Nobel Prize-winning biologist and one of the most imaginative writers in the scientific community, addresses the ultimate question: What is the nature of life itself? Includes the... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0671255622
ISBN13:9780671255626
Release Date:January 1981
Publisher:Simon & Schuster
Length:192 Pages
Weight:0.86 lbs.
Customer Reviews
2 ratings
It explains nearly everything
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
This book is brilliant. Its perspective on time, matter, the universe, our lives, and aliens is all interesting and clear. What's funny about Francis Crick is that he's insanely clear while insanely deep and intelligent. He comes up with great metaphors for complex and abstract thoughts that make them simple and fun to read. This book will blow your mind and make you think. I am not totally sold on this book's wisdom, but it sure beats the religious takes on how we got here. "And god said, 'Let there be Crick!'"
A grad student discovers the structure of DNA
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 23 years ago
While many advances have been made in molecular biology/genomics since it's release in 1981, Life Itself gives any reader a unique, entertaining overview and perspective on the problem of how we got here. In short, an excellent and thought provoking book that even I (your average molecular biology student) can understand and recomend to your average creationist.
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