An edition of The art of the soluble (1967)

Die Kunst des Lösbaren

Reflexionen eines Biologen

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Die Kunst des Lösbaren
P. B. Medawar, P. B. Medawar
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An edition of The art of the soluble (1967)

Die Kunst des Lösbaren

Reflexionen eines Biologen

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Publish Date
Publisher
Vandenhoeck 6 Ruprecht
Language
German
Pages
147

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Subjects

Addresses, essays, lectures, Philosophy, Science, Children's fiction, Boys, fiction, Oak, fiction, Essays
Edition Availability
Cover of: Die Kunst des Lösbaren
Die Kunst des Lösbaren: Reflexionen eines Biologen
1972, Vandenhoeck 6 Ruprecht
in German
Cover of: The art of the soluble
The art of the soluble: creativity and originality in science
1969, Penguin, PENGUIN BOOKS LTD, Penguin Books Ltd
in English
Cover of: The art of the soluble
The art of the soluble: creativity and originality in science
1967, Methuen
in English
Cover of: The art of the soluble
The art of the soluble
1967, Methuen
in English

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Edition Notes

Translation of the art of the soluble.

Bibliography: p. 140-147.

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Göttingen
Series
Kleine Vandenhoeck-Reihe -- 365

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147 p. ; 20 cm.
Number of pages
147

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OL13538609M
OCLC/WorldCat
2114573

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