Isbn: 9780262549998 - bioethics and brains: a disciplined and principled neuroethics (basic bioethics) (22 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. John R. Shook is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bowie State University in Maryland and an Instructor with the Liberal Studies Graduate Program at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. He coedited Ectogenesis and Neuroscience, Neurophiloso.

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