Covering work that may not always be available to those without access to social media, this broad and extensive array of materials is as ambitious as any intellect ever. Works inside vary from a Mathematical Theory of language, to borderline sorcery and inventiveness which is rare to see in any published folio. This is one of the philosopher, artist, inventor, poet's recommended works, which gives a meaningful taste of, as it says quite clearly, the multidisciplinary. The chapter headings include sections referring to many broad categories and their relevance to a quite varied repertoire of secondary meanings, including many areas such as poetry and physics which could interest almost anyone. Now Nathan Coppedge's extensive work in multidisciplinary studies won't be lost. At a hefty 500+ pages, it will give any casual researcher or academic much to chew on and in some cases spit out, though not without a little bit of thought in between.