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Controversies Within the Scientific RevolutionEdited by Marcelo Dascal † and Victor D. Boantza
[Controversies 11] 2011
► pp. 187–220
Edited by Marcelo Dascal † and Victor D. Boantza
[Controversies 11] 2011
► pp. 187–220
Why was there no controversy over life in the Scientific Revolution?
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