The Story of Evolution, the Evolution of Stories


	The Story of Evolution, the Evolution of Stories

Frezler

7-27-2007 8:28 PM

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sociology, society, philosophy, biology

Frezler says:

Heather Davis' essay from a Bryn Mawr College project, 2004.

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8-3-2007 3:25 PM

liotropi

interesting site!

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