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European Brain Snakes: In Which We Surmise that the Brain Is Ireland and We Call for St. Patrick - Paperback

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European Brain Snakes: In Which We Surmise that the Brain Is Ireland and We Call for St. Patrick - Paperback
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European Brain Snakes: In Which We Surmise that the Brain Is Ireland and We Call for St. Patrick - Paperback
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by Douglas Wilson (Author)

"Seeping postmodernism" is Doug's topic in this book, in which "we surmise that the brain is Ireland and we call for St. Patrick." Don't be intimidated by this important word (or topic) any longer.


These bite-size guides-digestible in a sitting or two - are great introductions to specific topics.

Number of Pages: 86
Dimensions: 0.18 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: September 01, 2016
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