Adrian Currie. Rock, bone, and ruin: An optimist's guide to the historical sciences. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Life and mind: Philosophical issues in biology and psychology, 2018, 376 pp. ISBN: 9780262037266 [Book Review]

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