Answers from Science : Consciousness and the Origin of Life Explained, by J.C. Maghinard


BIBLIOGRAPHIE

I. PHYSIQUE ET CHIMIE

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II. BIOLOGIE ET ORIGINE DE LA VIE

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III. NEUROSCIENCE ET CONSCIENCE

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IV. SCIENCE ET PHILOSOPHIE

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