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Science Tales :Lies, Hoaxes and Scams

Science Tales

Science Tales :Lies, Hoaxes and Scams

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Published: 2 May, 2019
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A non-fiction comic book about science, scepticism and denial, Science Tales debunks media myths and decodes some of today's most fiercely-debated issues: climate change, electroconvulsive therapy, the moon landing, the MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) vaccine, homeopathy, chiropractic, evolution, science denialism and, new for this edition, fracking. Thoroughly researched and sourced, Cunningham's clear narrative, graphic lines and photographic illustration explain complicated and controversial issues with deceptive ease.
Prizes

Commended for YALSA – Great Graphic Novels for Teens 2013,Short-listed for British Comic Awards: Best Book 2012

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781908434364
ISBN10 1908434368
Number Of Pages 208
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller Myriad Editions
Format hardback
Edition 2nd edition
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Media Reviews

'Science Tales...deals with some of the most urgent debates in science using pictures, speech bubbles and comic-strip layouts... Darryl Cunningham takes a view on such knotty issues as homeopathy and the MMR vaccine, sorting facts from fiction and presenting complex information in a highly accessible way.' - The Observer 'Cunningham's charming artwork complements his concise arguments on climate change, the first moon landing and homeopathy, among other subjects. He consistently champions the scientific method over all forms of quackery, and his stark lines and simple layouts give his comic the feel of a scientific analysis. The artwork is uncluttered, leaving little to distract the reader from the exposition, delivered in stripped-back, staccato prose.' - New Scientist 'Cunningham's art ...has clean lines and a continuity that is often graceful, charming and endearing. He speaks with quiet authority on his subjects, but is careful to cite a whole range of sources and research papers.' - Independent

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