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The Logic of Rational Theism
Edwin Mellen Press (1990)
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The Living Form and the Seeing Eye should be of interest not only to philosophers but also to marine biologists (Emperor Hirohito, a marine biologist, was a reader of Portmann), students of natural history, those involved in the life sciences, zoologists, zoo managers, wildlife preservationists, and ethicists. The essays are translated into English and the volume includes an interpretive essay.Other Versions
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