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I Have Landed by Stephen Jay Gould, Joandomènec Ros · Booklabria

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I Have Landed

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I Have Landed

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First published: 1999
Editions: 14 in 2 languages

Synopsis

A final collection of essays from "Natural History" magazine includes writings on such subjects as Charles Darwin, the methods of science versus those of the humanistic disciplines, Nabokov's butterfly research, and the author's grandfather's arrival in America one hundred years ago.

Subjects: Biography
Philosophy
Popular works
Evolution
Natural history
Naturalists
Set in: United States
Characters: Stephen Jay Gould

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14 in 2 languages

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