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6130 books at Phrontisterion

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Title	Author	Accession	Location
Wayfinding : the science and mystery of how humans navigate the world	M. R. O'Connor	14764	Ground, N2 bay 4, shelf 3
Ways of being : beyond human intelligence	James Bridle	25514	Mezzanine, S3 bay 23, shelf 2
Ways of working	Jim Marwood	23472	-
Way station	Clifford D. Simak	15148	-
W. Coogan & Co. : the first 120 years : the history of W. Coogan & Co. Pty Ltd. : part 2 / by L. P. "Chas" Dickens	L. P. Dickens	23948	-
Weak chaos and quasi-regular patterns	G. Zaslavsky, R. Sagdeev, D. Usikov, A. Chernikov	9370	Mezzanine, N3 bay 1, shelf 4
We are not the first : riddles of ancient science	Andrew Tomas	9333	Mezzanine, N3 bay 11, shelf 3
Weather and site	Cameron Robbins, Tony Trembath, Roisin O'Dwyer	12082	-
We can build you	Philip K. Dick	9130	Ground, S3 bay 3, shelf 5
We cut heads	Stephen Dupont	21747	-
Wednesday is indigo blue : discovering the brain of synesthesia	Richard E. Cytowic, David Eagleman	5274	Mezzanine, N3 bay 31, shelf 5
We don't need a map : a Martu experience of the Western Desert	John Carty, Jim Cathcart, Erin Coates, Zan King, Lily Hibberd, Peter Johnson, Kim Mahood, Kathleen Sorensen, Gabrielle Sullivan, Curtis Taylor	10977	-
WE-EF Leuchten : LED luminaires	WE-EF	25129	Ground, W1 bay 16, shelf 3
Weevils in the flour : an oral record of the 1930s depression in Australia	Wendy Lowenstein	20013	Mezzanine, N4 bay 24, shelf 3
Weirdos from another planet! : a Calvin and Hobbes collection	Bill Watterson	10622	-
Weird water & fuzzy logic : more notes of a fringe watcher	Martin Gardner	19745	Mezzanine, N3 bay 10, shelf 2
We're still here ya bastards : how the people of New Orleans rebuilt their city	Roberta Brandes Gratz	27028	Ground, W1 bay 7, shelf 4
Werner's nomenclature of colours, with additions, arranged so as to render it highly useful to the arts and sciences, particularly zoology, botany, chemistry, mineralogy, and morbid anatomy : annexed to which are examples selected from the well-known objects in the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms	Patrick Syme	13321	-
What about Darwin? : all species of opinion from scientists, sages, friends, and enemies who met, read, and discussed the naturalist who changed the world / Thomas F. Glick	Thomas Glick	3404	Mezzanine, N3 bay 22, shelf 2
What a mushroom lives for : matsutake and the worlds they make	Michael J. Hathaway, Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing	21993	Ground, W1 bay 3, shelf 4
What are the odds?	H. Shaw	8721	Mezzanine, N3 bay 7, shelf 3
What color is the sacred?	Michael Taussig	4107	Mezzanine, S3 bay 15, shelf 3
What colour is your world?	Bob Gill	4840	-
What counts : how every brain is hardwired for math	Brian Butterworth	27828	Mezzanine, N3 bay 29, shelf 2
What fear was	Ben Walter	36879	-
What if? : serious scientific answers to absurd hypothetical questions	Randall Munroe	11402	Mezzanine, S3 bay 23, shelf 3
What if? : serious scientific answers to absurd hypothetical questions	Randall Munroe	8570	-
What is art for?	Ellen Dissanayake	5599	Ground, N1 bay 6, shelf 6
What is intelligence? : lessons from AI about evolution, computing, and minds	Blaise Agüera y Arcas	31661	Mezzanine, N3 bay 4, shelf 3
What is life? the next fifty years : speculations on the future of biology	Michael P. Murphy	30601	Mezzanine, N3 bay 19, shelf 5
What is life? : the physical aspect of the living cell	Erwin Schrödinger	14997	-
What is mathematics, really?	Reuben Hersh	30496	Mezzanine, N3 bay 1, shelf 4
What is sex? : an outline for young people	Helena Wright, George C. Turner	26399	Ground, W2 bay 2, shelf 6
What is this thing called science? : an assessment of the nature and staus of science and its methods / A . F. Chalmers	A. F. Chalmers	29379	Mezzanine, N3 bay 10, shelf 3
What is time? / G.J. Whitrow	Gerald Whitrow	30186	Mezzanine, N3 bay 15, shelf 5
What is your dangerous idea? : today's leading thinkers on the unthinkable	John Brockman	5717	Mezzanine, S3 bay 23, shelf 3
What it means to be human : reflections from 1791 to the present	Joanna Bourke	5326	Mezzanine, S3 bay 28, shelf 3
What mad pursuit : a personal view of scientific discovery	Francis Crick	16526	-
What mad pursuit : a personal view of scientific discovery	Francis Crick	12151	Mezzanine, N3 bay 11, shelf 3
What makes the sun shine?	Isaac Asimov, Marc Brown	8273	-
What remains to be discovered : mapping the secrets of the universe, the origins of life, and the future of the human race	John Maddox	30281	-
What remains to be discovered : mapping the secrets of the universe, the origins of life, and the future of the human race	John Maddox	11536	Mezzanine, N3 bay 10, shelf 6
What should I know and how shall I tell? : a handbook on sex education	E. Josephine Bamford, F. Duras	26401	-
What should we be worried about? : real scenarios that keep scientists up at night	John Brockman	18143	Mezzanine, N3 bay 11, shelf 6
What stars are made of : the life of Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin	Donovan Moore, Jocelyn Bell Burnell	15805	Mezzanine, N3 bay 16, shelf 3
What's the point of science?	Dorling Kindersley	34174	-
What's what about wine : an Australian wine primer	Walter James	12867	Mezzanine, S3 bay 9, shelf 2
What's your poison?	Paul Gwinner, Marcus Grant	14006	Mezzanine, S3 bay 3, shelf 3
What the wild sea can be : the future of the world's ocean	Helen Scales	28735	Ground, W1 bay 2, shelf 2
When Darwin sailed the sea	David Long, Sam Kalda	31407	-

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