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No 11 (2010): Science, Literature, and the Darwin legacy

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John Dupré 2010-10-08T15:17:00

In an interview with Regenia Gagnier, the philosopher of science John Dupré discusses some of the fundamental concepts of genomics and their implications for human nature and freedom.

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