Jonathan Basile
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Fiction, Journalism, Interviews, Lectures, Academic Writing, and Programming/Babel Work
Comparative Literature Ph.D., Librarian of Babel Books Academic Non-Fiction Fiction Press Babel Contact “Natural Lection works beyond supposed disciplinary boundaries regarding a distinction that has haunted philosophy since its origins: nature and culture. With clear arguments and rich examples, Jonathan Basile addresses a number of urgent issues in the assumptions and limits of all kinds of evolutionary approaches to the problem of ‘culture.’ This book is a major feat.” — Francesco Vitale, author of Biodeconstruction: Jacques Derrida and the Life Sciences “Virality Vitality constitutes…
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