In The Insect-Populated Mind, author David Spooner proposes a close connection between aspects of insect evolution and the human intellect.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Part I: Ape, Insect, and Human The Cosmic Cultural Faculty in Relation to the Meme Machine Shakespeare and the Nature of Verbal and Musical Language Schopenhauer, Music and the The Order of Things From Apuleius to A.R. Wallace: Evolutionary Theo Chapter 3 Part II: From the Big Bang to Life on Earth Insects and the Mind: The Poetry of Damaso Alonso A.R. Wallace's Swallowtails: Mimicry and Evolution Of Cells and Mutation Ancient and Medieval Cosmology The Spread of the Fourfold Constant into Ninet Chapter 4 Appendix Chapter 5 Bibliography Chapter 6 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Part I: Ape, Insect, and Human The Cosmic Cultural Faculty in Relation to the Meme Machine Shakespeare and the Nature of Verbal and Musical Language Schopenhauer, Music and the The Order of Things From Apuleius to A.R. Wallace: Evolutionary Theo Chapter 3 Part II: From the Big Bang to Life on Earth Insects and the Mind: The Poetry of Damaso Alonso A.R. Wallace's Swallowtails: Mimicry and Evolution Of Cells and Mutation Ancient and Medieval Cosmology The Spread of the Fourfold Constant into Ninet Chapter 4 Appendix Chapter 5 Bibliography Chapter 6 Index
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