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This book assumes that life is not reducible to physics or chemistry. In fact, the reverse path is more rewarding: it shows how life helps understand physics and chemistry. For all those who thought the idea of progress is a dead end, there is a rational approach to believe again in the appeal to conceive the universe evolves creating order. Atheists and religious peolpe may enjoy the analysis of successful evolution as a collective enterprise. Likewise, scientists and non-scientists will be able to extract thoughtful ideas from this book.

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This book assumes that life is not reducible to physics or chemistry. In fact, the reverse path is more rewarding: it shows how life helps understand physics and chemistry. For all those who thought the idea of progress is a dead end, there is a rational approach to believe again in the appeal to conceive the universe evolves creating order. Atheists and religious peolpe may enjoy the analysis of successful evolution as a collective enterprise. Likewise, scientists and non-scientists will be able to extract thoughtful ideas from this book.
Autorenporträt
Profesor titular y director del Centro de Historia de la Ciencia Universidad de São Paulo, Brasil. Beca de la Krupp-Stiftung (1983-84) en Braunschweig, Alemania. Becario visitante (2003), Smithsonian (Washington, D.C.). Becario (2013), Chemical Heritage Foundation (Filadelfia). Miembro del Centro de Filosofía de la Ciencia de la Universidad de Lisboa.