Philosophy of Microbiology by O'Malley, Maureen

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Philosophy of Microbiology by O'Malley, MaureenISBN: 9781107621503 Cambridge University Press 15 June 2015 Paperback 280 page Microbes and microbiology are seldom encountered in philosophical accounts of the life sciences. Although microbiology is a well established science and microbes the basis of life on this planet, neither the organisms nor the science have been seen as philosophically significant. This book will change that. It fills a major gap in the philosophy of biology by examining

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