DOES A BIOLOGIST NEED A SOUL?

An essay is presented on science and author, Ferris Jabr's study of Strandbeesten and other forms of life. The author talks about the concept of life and developments in natural sciences like synthetic biology and DNA synthesis technology. The article discusses evolutionary biology, contemporary phy...

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Publicado en:	Modern Age Vol. 57; no. 3; pp. 17 - 32
Autor principal:	Carroll, William E.
Formato:	Essay
Publicado:	Intercollegiate Studies Institute Summer2015
Materias:	History of science Jabr, Ferris Life Philosophy Synthetic biology DNA synthesis Biological evolution > History Carroll, Sean
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Sumario:	An essay is presented on science and author, Ferris Jabr's study of Strandbeesten and other forms of life. The author talks about the concept of life and developments in natural sciences like synthetic biology and DNA synthesis technology. The article discusses evolutionary biology, contemporary physics, and Dirac equation. The author also discusses researcher Sean Carroll's study on modern science, natural philosophy, and philosophy of life.