R. Svoboda & A. Lade, “TAO and DHRAMA: Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, 1995.

Here I 🎁 present: R. Svoboda & A. Lade, “TAO and DHRAMA: Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, 1995. INTRODUCTION. R. Svoboda & A. Lade, “TAO and DHRAMA: Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, 1995 is a book on two Asian medical traditions.  ☯️ Tao is a group of East Asian traditions (Tao, Confucius, Shinto). Dhrama is a group … Continue reading R. Svoboda & A. Lade, “TAO and DHRAMA: Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, 1995.

Peter Ladefoged & Sandra Ferrari-Disner, “Vowels and Consonants”, 2012.

  Here I present: Peter Ladefoged & Sandra Ferrari-Disner, “Vowels and Consonants, 2012. Here is a numerical list of International Phonetic Alphabet’ (IPA) symbols with their official IPA numbers — starting from 101 (where p is 101 and b is 102) and proceeding through the primary set of consonants. IPA numbers are a legacy standardized … Continue reading Peter Ladefoged & Sandra Ferrari-Disner, “Vowels and Consonants”, 2012.

“Daniel C. Dannett (1942-2024), “Consciousness Explained”, 1991.

Here I present: “Daniel C. Dannett (1942-2024), “Consciousness Explained”, 1991. INTRODUCTION. Daniel C. Dannett, “Consciousness Explained”, 1991 is a book of fourteen (14) chapters, and the “table of contents” is listed BELOW. TABLE OF CONTENTS.  Part 0. PRELUDE.  Chapter 1. How Are Hallucinations’ Possible:  The Brain in the Vat. Pranksters in the Brain. A Party Game … Continue reading “Daniel C. Dannett (1942-2024), “Consciousness Explained”, 1991.

William F. Katz, “Phonetics for Dummies”, 2013.

INTRODUCTION. William F. Katz, “Phonetics for Dummies”, 2013 is a book consisting of five (5) parts listed BELOW. Part I: “Getting Started with Phonetics”. Part II: “Speculating about English Speech Sounds”. Part III: “Having a Blast: Sound, Waveforms, and Speech Movement”. Part IV: “Going Global with Phonetics”. Part V: “The Part of Tens”. COMMENTS. Peter … Continue reading William F. Katz, “Phonetics for Dummies”, 2013.

Peter Ladefoged & Ian Maddieson, “The Sounds of the World’s Languages”, 1996.

Here I present: Peter Ladefoged & Ian Maddieson, “The Sounds of the World’s Languages”, 1996. Peter Ladefoged (1925-2006) was professor of phonetics, at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in the United States. Peter Ladefoged was a highly regarded speech scientist, knowledgeable of phonetic alphabets. INTRODUCTION. The book consists eleven (11) chapters, and four-hundred twenty-five (425) pages. … Continue reading Peter Ladefoged & Ian Maddieson, “The Sounds of the World’s Languages”, 1996.