Thinking about Biology by Webster, Stephen

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Thinking about Biology by Webster, StephenISBN: 9780521599542 Cambridge University Press 01 January 2003 Paperback 235 pages Thinking About Biology is a philosophical commentary on biology, intended for biology students. It aims to make science students' studies more interesting, by offering an easy way into the philosophy of science, and into debates about the social and political implications of biology. In the past, books about these contexts tended to be academic science studies books, or

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This book presents a unique study of the relationship between new biotechnology and public perception

revolutionary in its Modernistic experimentalism

is notable for its reference to a wide array of documents scholars have until now neglected

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