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Lyme disease
by Yannielli, Len , Hecht, Alan , Babcock, Hilary in Lyme disease Juvenile literature. , Lyme disease. , Diseases.
2011
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Of Slime Molds and Marxist Ideology: Expansive versus Constrietive Thinking
Of Slime Molds and Marxist Ideology: Expansive versus Constrietive Thinking
by Yannielli, Len in Bacteria , Brain , Capitalism
2003
[...]thought processes are explained with references to the human brain. (1975, 11) It is no wonder that left U.S. political-economy authors from this period followed with treatises that ignored sustainable development.\\n The global impact of the disastrous nuclear accident at Chernobyl, as well as the huge propaganda victory of capitalism that followed, is not considered. A materialist view of culture, economics, the environment, history, knowledge, philosophy, and science, with equal weight given to the physical and life sciences, would tend to broaden approaches to the subject matter.
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