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Lectures in Japanese about Significant Events in the History of Chemistry
with CD-ROM of NHK Television Programs
Takeuchi Yoshito
Edited by Edward E. Daub
Video edited by Paul K. Miller
For learners of technical Japanese, an innovative approach to the language of chemistry
For advanced students of Japanese, these lively lectures aid aural comprehension of scientific terminology, promote an understanding of chemistry as a human intellectual activity, and place chemical discoveries in the context of world history. This book with CD-ROM includes video lectures in Japanese by Tokyo University professor emeritus Takeuchi Yoshito and precise transcriptions of those lectures, accompanied by vocabulary aids. Takeuchi engages his audience with kemisutoorii, “chemical
stories” that he created for broadcasts of thirty-minute programs for high school chemistry classes on the Japanese network NHK.
Takeuchi Yoshito is professor emeritus of chemistry at Tokyo University. Edward E. Daub is professor emeritus of engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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Of related interest
Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 1
Readings and Grammatical Patterns
James L. Davis
Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 2
Glossary
James L. Davis
Reflections on Science by NAKAYA Ukichiro
An Advanced Japanese Reader
Edward E. Daub and Shiro Asano
Reading, Vocaulary Notes, Translations, and an Original Glossary |
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June 2008
LC: 2002073262 PL
124 pp. 8 1/2 x 11
ISBN-13: 978-0-9748952-4-6
Paper with CD-ROM $24.95 s
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