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In this book, J.S. Haldane challenges the mechanistic theory of life and mind that was prevalent in the early 20th century. He argues that life cannot be reduced to a series of chemical reactions, and that there is more to human consciousness than can be explained by brain function. Haldane's insightful critique of mechanistic thinking remains relevant today.
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