In a concluding chapter, Mr. Masson alone writes: "If, as I believe, animals feel pain and sorrow and all the other emotions, these feelings cannot be ignored in our behavior toward them.
In a concluding chapter it discusses realistic ways forward.
Introductory chapters on the disease and the ecology of Legionella spp. and a concluding chapter on laboratory aspects of Legionella spp. serve as bookends for 7 chapters on risk management of legionellosis.
A concluding chapter provides a synthesis of the challenges and solutions.
It would have been helpful to have a concluding chapter trying to synthesize the results of the empirical chapters.
This educational resource contains an introductory chapter, one chapter for each phase in the TIR framework, and a concluding chapter containing lists of local resources available to the patient and caregiver (see Table 1).
As he demonstrates in his concluding chapter, the explosion of contemporary neuroscience is forcing philosophers into the laboratory once again to reconceive the soul.
"The emergence of the United States as a world power was a culmination, not an aberration," Mr. Zimmermann writes in his concluding chapter.
Dewar was then and remained unsympathetic to the removal of his concluding chapter; Dewar's reputation as an intellectual within the navy was confirmed when in 1912, he became one of the founder members of The Naval Review, an independent journal of Royal Navy officers.
Most effective are Geary's demonstrations of the disturbingly powerful role of metaphor in politics and advertising, as well as the concluding chapter about metaphor in psychotherapy, which offers the touching tale of a man encouraged to think of his work as playing in an orchestra, rather than fighting a battle.
One of the three key implications summarized in the concluding chapter does speak of the need for policy packages as a potentially effective way to respond to morality-based motivations for green behavior while providing economic incentives.
