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An Iconoclastic and Flirtatious Master
I am currently reading Patricia Fara‘s recent book Science: A Four Thousand Year History which cuts an interesting swathe through different cultures, different individuals and different discoveries (sometimes even the same discovery in different places). It is not your average … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, History of Science
Tagged China, Desmond Bernal, Joseph Needham, Lu Gwei-Djen, Patricia Fara
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