Catania

by Federico De Roberto

Emphasizing research findings and basic concepts, the Interim (5th) Edition surveys the major areas in the psychology of learning from a consistent behavioral point of view. As in previous editions, Learning explores the continuities between human learning and the learning of other animals. The book organizes the phenomena of learning in a systematic way, moving from Behavior Without Learning (evolution) to Learning Without Words (basics in nonhuman behavior and learning) to Learning With Words (human learning and memory). The 5th Edition includes etymological notes at the beginning of each chapter. These capsule word histories are important reminders of how easily our language changes. The glossary summarizes the major terminology of the field and may provide a convenient organizer for the reader.
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72 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1907

Reviews

[Mir · Rating 4 out of 5]

Catania is an historically important town (it was a Greek colony, founded probably ~730 BC) with lots of interesting archaeological remnants et al interesting art and architecture. This book describes them and has accompanying photos by a variety of photographers, some famous.

[Antonello · Rating 3 out of 5]

Definitely a book that needs to be read before going to Catania.
It's not a Lonely Planet guide ,but a chance to immerge yourself in another time.