Blood: A Very Short Introduction
작성자:
Christopher Cooper
언어: 영어
형식: 페이퍼백
ISBN 10: 0199581452
ISBN 13: 9780199581450
출판 날짜:
October 1st, 2016
출판사: Oxford University Press
페이지: 147
장르들: History
In a concise yet insightful examination, Christopher Cooper delves into the essential role of blood within the animal kingdom. He explores its myriad functions, emphasizing its importance not only in mammals but across different species. By highlighting how blood facilitates the essential processes of life—transporting oxygen and nutrients while removing waste—Cooper illustrates the intricate systems that sustain living organisms.
The narrative also touches upon the historical and cultural significance of blood in human society, illustrating how its symbolism extends beyond mere biology. The author invites readers to consider the broader implications of blood in medical and scientific advancements, as well as its role in mythology and tradition.
Through accessible language and engaging concepts, the exploration of blood reveals its complexities and functions, making it a fascinating topic for anyone curious about the life-sustaining fluid that flows through veins and arteries. This brief introduction serves as a gateway into the deeper understanding of blood's multifaceted importance in both nature and culture.
The narrative also touches upon the historical and cultural significance of blood in human society, illustrating how its symbolism extends beyond mere biology. The author invites readers to consider the broader implications of blood in medical and scientific advancements, as well as its role in mythology and tradition.
Through accessible language and engaging concepts, the exploration of blood reveals its complexities and functions, making it a fascinating topic for anyone curious about the life-sustaining fluid that flows through veins and arteries. This brief introduction serves as a gateway into the deeper understanding of blood's multifaceted importance in both nature and culture.