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Pamela Smith And Benjamin Schmidt Have Gathered Together A Wide-ranging And Provocative Set Of Original Essays That Successfully Demonstrate How Contingent The Process Of Making Knowledge Was During A Period Of Fundamental Epistemological Change. This Is A Finely Crafted And Conceptualized Collection.

Yes, I See That You Are Behaving Like A Prince But That Doesn't Mean You Won't Behave Like A Devil At The First Opportunity.

You Do Angry. I Just Saw It. And You Left At Least One Hole In My Carpet To Prove It.

I Wanted To Know How Humans Came Up With A View Of The World That Had So Little Magic In It. I Needed To Understand How They Convinced Themselves That Magic Wasn’t Important.

The First Requirement Of War: Allies Must Not Kill Each Other.