Scrolling the Book
As I said before, not having the possibility to have the book in my hands (it was only published in paper version at a not very popular price), I was able to "scroll", so to speak, the summary of the chapters in a digital on the website of the OUP publishing house.
Very conveniently, readers are offered the opportunity to read the summary of the chapters to stimulate their purchase in full. Here is a practical demonstration of how many ways of reading we have available with modern technology.
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