Descartes' Baby - How Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human

Bloom, Paul

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Published by Heinemann, 2004

0434007994 / 9780434007998

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Title
Descartes' Baby - How Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human
Author
Bloom, Paul
Publisher
Heinemann
Publication year
2004
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Very Good
Dust jacket
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Hardcover
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0434007994
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9780434007998
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