La única novela que escribió, Carl Sagan imagina una gran aventura, el primer encuentro del hombre con otros seres inteligentes.

At first it seemed impossible - a radio signal that came not from Earth but from far beyond the nearest stars. But then the signal was translated, and what had been impossible became terrifying. For the signal contains the information to build a Machine that can travel to the stars. A Machine that can take a human to meet those that sent the message. They are eager to meet us: ...(展开全部)

In December， 1999， a multinational team journeys out to the stars， to the most awesome encounter in human history. Who -- or what -- is out there?In Cosmos， Carl Sagan explained the universe. In Contact， he predicts its future -- and our own.

At first it seemed impossible - a radio signal that came not from Earth but from far beyond the nearest stars. But then the signal was translated, and what had been impossible became terrifying. For the signal contains the information to build a Machine that can travel to the stars. A Machine that can take a human to meet those that sent the message. They are eager to meet us: ...(展开全部)

The noted family therapist presents innovative concepts and techniques conducive to changing one's habits of communication and to establishing open, constructive, and life-enhancing modes of contact and communication within family relationships

Drawing on psychology, family studies, sociology, communication studies, and neuroscience, Intimate Relationships is a comprehensive and current overview of relationship science, written in an engaging and accessible style. Supported by SmartBook™, McGraw-Hill Education’s adaptive and personalized reading experience, the eighth edition of this best-selling text includes hundred...(展开全部)

克里斯汀•鲁本,纽约国际摄影中心副馆长，曾出版《苏珊•梅瑟拉斯：历史》与《艾米利亚•厄尔哈特：图像与符号》。

Sarah G. Thomason is Professor of Linguistics at University of Michigan.

Surveying situations in which language contact arises, Sarah G. Thomason focuses on what happens to the languages themselves: sometimes nothing, sometimes the incorporation of new words, sometimes the spread of new sounds and sentence structures across many languages and wide swathes of territory. She outlines the origins and results of contact-induced language change, extreme ...(展开全部)

作者 【美】娜塔莉·安吉尔（NATALIE ANGIER） 《纽约时报》生物学专栏作家。曾荣获普利策奖、美国科学促进会新闻事业奖、刘易斯·托马斯生命科学写作奖以及其他诸多奖项，还曾为《大西洋月刊》《华盛顿月刊》《读者文摘》、福克斯有线电视网、加拿大广播公司以及许多重量级女性杂志撰文。 著有《野兽之美》（The Beauty of the Beastly）、《迷恋自然》（Natural Obsessions）和《女性之书》（Woman）。 译者 黄琪，自由译者。 译作有《昆虫传》《当昆虫遇见人类文明》《科学之种》《当代女性先锋设计师》《隐谷路》以及多部科普类绘本。