Other Minds: The Octopus And Evolution Of Intelligent Life Peter Godfrey-Smith William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology Biochemistry

Bbc R4 Book Of The Week ‘Brilliant’ Guardian ‘Fascinating And Often Delightful’ Times What If Intelligent Life On Earth Evolved Not Once But Twice? Octopus Is Closest We Will Come To Meeting An Alien Can Learn From Encounter? In Other Minds Peter Godfrey-Smith A Distinguished Philosopher Science Skilled Scuba Diver Tells Bold New Story How Nature Became Aware Itself – That Largely Occurs Ocean Where Animals First Appeared Tracking Mind’s Fitful Development Unruly Clumps Seaborne Cells Nervous Systems Ancient Relatives Jellyfish He Explores Incredible Evolutionary Journey Cephalopods Which Began As Inconspicuous Molluscs Who Would Later Abandon Their Shells Rise Above Floor Searching For Prey Acquiring Greater Intelligence Needed Do So Completely Independent Route Mammals Birds Take Kind Possess? Did Solitary Creature With Little Social Become Smart? It Like Have Eight Tentacles Are Packed Neurons They Virtually ‘Think Themselves’? By Tracing Question Inner Back Its Roots Comparing Human Beings Our Most Remarkable Animal Casts Crucial Light Mind Own Σελίδες: 272 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm