Selected Writings on Self-Organization, Philosophy, Bioethics, and Judaism
Fordham University Press (2011)
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Self-organization -- Organisms, finalisms, programs, machines -- Spinoza -- Judaism, determinism, and rationalities -- Fabricating the living -- Ethics.Call number
R724.A78 2011
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082323181X 0823231828 9780823231812
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