A Selection of English Prose for B.Sc Students is a thoughtfully curated anthology designed to develop critical reading and analytical skills for undergraduate science students. This comprehensive collection bridges the gap between scientific studies and literary appreciation through carefully selected prose pieces.MKG

A Selection of English Prose

Contents:

Mark Twain (The Demand)
Alphonse Daudet (The Last Lesson)
Gelett Burgess (Bromides and Sulphites)
Stephen Leacock (How to live)
H.H. Munro (The Open Window)
Bertrand Russell (The Place of science in a liberal Education on a common cold)
James Thunder (The Secret life of Walter Mitty Emotional Meanings)
Lncelot Whyte (where do the bright ideas come from)
C.S. Lewis (Right and Wrong)
Muhammad Asad (End of the Road)
Gorge Orwell (How the poor die)
Graham Greene (The Lost Childhood)
Rachel L. Carson ( The Gray Beginnings)
Ralph Ross (The Nature of Science)
Ray Bradbury (There will come soft rains)
Russell Baker (In my Day)
Alan Devoe (The Marvel of an Insect)
Marie Winn (TV Addiction)