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Descartes' baby : how the science of child development explains what makes us human

Author:Paul Bloom

Summary:Why is a forgery worth so much less than an original work of art? What's so funny about someone slipping on a banana peel? Why, as Freud once asked, is a man willing to kiss a woman passionately, but not use her toothbrush? And how many times should you baptize a two-headed twin? This title answers such questions.

eBook, English, 2011

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Cornerstone Digital, London, 2011

Genre:Popular works

Physical Description:1 online resource (288 pages)

ISBN:

9781446473627, 1446473627

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1004571562

Subjects:

Child psychology

Cognitieve ontwikkeling

Cognitive science

Cognitive science Popular works

Enfants Psychologie

Lichaam en geest

Menselijke natuur

Sciences cognitives Ouvrages de vulgarisation

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