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Meaning of Life, Human Nature, and Delusions
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Integrating information from diverse scientific fields, this book argues against the widely accepted idea that wonder in the purpose of life constitutes one of the noblest human qualities. As such, its arguments are intended for biologists, historians and philosophers of science alike. Students, teachers, and researchers of any scientific field, as well as all those who are fascinated by questions about their daily inner-lives and their cosmic purpose will be intrigued by unique discussions int…
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Integrating information from diverse scientific fields, this book argues against the widely accepted idea that wonder in the purpose of life constitutes one of the noblest human qualities. As such, its arguments are intended for biologists, historians and philosophers of science alike. Students, teachers, and researchers of any scientific field, as well as all those who are fascinated by questions about their daily inner-lives and their cosmic purpose will be intrigued by unique discussions into themes like racism, colonialism, and eugenics.
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- Author: Rui Diogo
- Publisher: Springer
- Year: 2022
- Pages: 927
- ISBN-10: 3319704001
- ISBN-13: 9783319704005
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 4.6 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
Integrating information from diverse scientific fields, this book argues against the widely accepted idea that wonder in the purpose of life constitutes one of the noblest human qualities. As such, its arguments are intended for biologists, historians and philosophers of science alike. Students, teachers, and researchers of any scientific field, as well as all those who are fascinated by questions about their daily inner-lives and their cosmic purpose will be intrigued by unique discussions into themes like racism, colonialism, and eugenics.
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