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Människans flykt frȧn naturen i C. S. Sherringtons Man on his nature (2011)

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Pages: 55-73

Publication Date: 2011
Edition Details: Translated title: [Urge-to-live. Man's escape from nature in C. S. Sherrington's Man on his nature].
Language: Swedish

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Anthropology Science and literature Evolution Moral philosophy Mind and body 20th century, early Great Britain Sherrington, Charles Scott

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