The Myth of Irrationality: The Science of the Mind from Plato to Star Trek

New York: Carroll & Graf (1994)
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Clears up misconceptions about irrationalism and looks at madness, dreams, laughter, genius, imagination, altered states, and emotions.

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BF441.M39 1994

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078670067X   9780786700677   033357284X
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