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Charles Darwin, Paul MacLean, and the lost origins of “the moral sense”: Some implications for general evolution theory
World Futures 40 (4):187-196 (1994)
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(1994). Charles Darwin, Paul MacLean, and the lost origins of “the moral sense”: Some implications for general evolution theory. World Futures: Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 187-196My notes
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