A very decided preference : life with Peter Medawar
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A very decided preference : life with Peter Medawar
Oxford University Press, 1990
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内容説明
Peter Medawar was an extremely succesful scientist who won the Nobel Prize in 1960. Nine years later, at the age of 54, he was crippled by a cerebral haemorrhage. This is his widow's story of her life with Sir Peter. It provides an insight into the life of a significant 20th-century scientist, and is an interesting companion to his own autobiography, "Memoir of a Thinking Radish".
目次
- Flashback, Exeter Cathedral, 1969
- students at Oxford, 1935
- marriage, 1937
- war years in Oxford, 1939-1945
- the "Boy Professor," 1947-1952
- life in London, 1951
- Nobel Laureate, 1960
- director of the National Institute, 1962-1966
- the crash, 1969
- progress, 1971
- moves and travels, 1974-1980
- setback, 1980
- losing ground, 1984
- "Not a tragedy, but an epic," 1985
- finale, 1987.
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