Robert E. Lewis Books

Robert E. Lewis dedicated his career to the study of medieval English culture and literature, with a particular focus on Chaucer. He was a distinguished scholar of Middle English language and literature, contributing significantly to major research projects that shaped the understanding of medieval England. His work as an editor and lexicographer was instrumental in deepening comprehension and accessibility of medieval texts for future generations. Lewis's legacy lies in his meticulous scholarship and commitment to preserving and interpreting the key works and language of this historical era.

Illustrated Dictionary of Immunology
816 pages
29 hours of reading
This comprehensive reference on immunology caters to both specialists and newcomers, offering a thorough understanding of essential concepts. Authored by renowned scientists, the revised edition boasts an extensive array of illustrations, including computer-generated figures and photographs, to clarify key topics. It encompasses terminology from various subspecialties, such as molecular immunology and transplantation, making it an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge in the field.

Illustrated Dictionary of Immunology