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Originally published in 1893, this book is a classic in the field of women's education. David Starr Jordan argues for the importance of higher education for women and traces the history of women's education from ancient times to the present day. He also examines the social and cultural barriers that have prevented women from receiving a proper education. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of women's rights and education.
List of Fishes Dredged by the Steamer Albatross is a valuable resource for marine biologists and ichthyologists. The book provides detailed descriptions of fish species found off the coast of Japan and includes numerous illustrations. This edition features new species discovered during the Albatross expedition, and a review of the Japanese macrouridae. This book is an essential reference for anyone studying fish biology and the marine environment.
First published in 1907, this philosophical treatise examines the nature of truth and its relationship to human thought and action. With a focus on the dynamic interplay between reality, knowledge, and morality, the author explores how our perceptions of truth shape our beliefs and actions. This book is a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in philosophy, ethics, and the nature of reality.
Originally published in 1898, this comprehensive report on Alaska's seal and salmon fisheries is a valuable reference work for researchers and historians. It includes detailed information on the history, geography, natural resources, and government of Alaska, as well as reports on the state's fisheries and correspondence between the State and Treasury Departments.
This groundbreaking work by the eminent ichthyologist David Starr Jordan documents the fossilized remains of fish found in California's Tertiary deposits. The book includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of more than 400 species, making it an essential reference for anyone interested in the evolution of aquatic life.
This monograph describes the fossil fishes of the Cretaceous period found in Ceará, Brazil, and includes detailed illustrations and descriptions of each species. Written by noted ichthyologists David Starr Jordan and John Casper Branner, this work remains an important contribution to the field of paleontology.
This catalogue of North American fishes is a valuable resource for researchers and students of ichthyology and fisheries science. It includes notes on species discovered in the late 19th century, providing insight into the history of fish populations in the region.
This comprehensive study of the north Pacific fur seal industry provides a window into a little-known but fascinating chapter of American history. With in-depth analysis of the biology, behavior, and commercial exploitation of fur seals, as well as the complex political and economic factors that shaped the industry, this book provides a valuable resource for scholars and general readers alike.
In this thought-provoking book, David Starr Jordan addresses some of the most pressing issues facing society today, from poverty and injustice to war and environmental degradation. Drawing on his extensive experience as a scientist and educator, Jordan offers insightful and practical solutions to these complex problems, challenging readers to think deeply and act boldly. This book is a profound call to action for anyone concerned about the fate of our world.