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 WHO Classification of Tumours of Haematopoietic and Lymphoid Tissue (IARC WHO Classification of Tumours) $122.00 it is a good book, but not a 5 star book for me. I wish i could give 4.5 stars. I have both Foundation Heme and this one. I would say Foundation Heme is more well-written and clear.  ACCO 16034 ACCO Pressboard 25-Point Classification Folder, Lgl, 4-Section, Earth Red, 10/Bx $53.10 Sectioned for efficient organization. Heavy-duty 25 pt. pressboard folders have 1" capacity fasteners on inside covers and on both sides of dividers. Tyvek¢î reinforced gussets. 2/5 cut top tabs at right of center position.  Sorting Things Out: Classification and Its Consequences (Inside Technology) $25.95 This is a quintessentially academic book: Much of the subject matter is absolutely fascinating, particularly the chapter on the fraught process of distinguishing black from white in South Africa under apartheid, where many fell into a mixed-race purgatory unrecognized by the state apparatus; yet most of the authors' analysis is less interesting than they presume. They ask the right questions about the problematic nature of categories, but provide few answers, instead falling back to arching assertions such as "all category systems are moral and political entities," a statement that is so plainly false that the authors don't even bother to justify it. I would recommend the apartheid section of this book to anyone interested in that chapter of history, but the other examples the authors use (the ICD and the DSMIV) have been explored elsewhere to greater effect.  Pattern Classification (2nd Edition) $148.50 The errata for this book is so extensive that it makes it unreadable. Better wait for the third edition. |
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