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Susan Oyama (editor), Barbara Herrnstein Smith (editor), E. Roy Weintraub (editor)

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Collection of essays by Susan Oyama looking at the implications of developmental systems approach for evolutionary theory, specifically for nature-nurture oppositions, ideas of essential human nature, and the limits of human agency and possibility.

Año:

2000

Editorial:

Duke University Press

Idioma:

english

Páginas:

284

ISBN 10:

082238065X

ISBN 13:

9780822380658

Archivo:

PDF, 17.23 MB

IPFS:

,

english, 2000

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