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Postmodernism and Big Science: Einstein, Dawkins, Kuhn, Hawking, Darwin
Icon Books Company (2002)
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Brings together five startling essays on some of the greatest scientific thinkers to give startling insights into some of today's most prescient issues.Author's Profile
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