Science and Human PerspectivesRoutledge & Kegan Paul, 1963 - Всего страниц: 230 |
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... called these factors genes ; they are believed to be arranged in the wrig- gling filaments in the cell's nucleus which are called chromosomes . Very extensive experiments along these lines have been carried out , notably by T. H. Morgan ...
... called these factors genes ; they are believed to be arranged in the wrig- gling filaments in the cell's nucleus which are called chromosomes . Very extensive experiments along these lines have been carried out , notably by T. H. Morgan ...
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... called it consciousness . . . . " 85 He adds that he does not mean the narrowed consciousness that functions in us . Consciousness or supraconsciousness , it is some sort of creative activity . It is ever stirring amidst whatever is ...
... called it consciousness . . . . " 85 He adds that he does not mean the narrowed consciousness that functions in us . Consciousness or supraconsciousness , it is some sort of creative activity . It is ever stirring amidst whatever is ...
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... called Socratic - Platonic problem is an outstanding instance of this perplexity of the his- torian of ideas . In his Dialogues Plato uses Socrates as his chief spokesman . How much of the teaching thus voiced by Socrates is actual ...
... called Socratic - Platonic problem is an outstanding instance of this perplexity of the his- torian of ideas . In his Dialogues Plato uses Socrates as his chief spokesman . How much of the teaching thus voiced by Socrates is actual ...
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THE TRADITIONAL WORLD OF BODIES AND MINDS | 3 |
The World Of CAUSAL MECHANISM | 25 |
THE WORLD OF EVOLUTION | 55 |
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