Einstein's Brain

Einstein's BrainAuthor: Mark O'Flynn ISBN: 9781922571519 Publisher: Puncher and Wattmann Year first published: 01 Sep 2022 Pages: 100 Format: Paperback softback An extension of O'Flynn's previous work Einstein's Brain floats somewhere between the thistle and the hug. It contains great variety in terms of subject matter, form, style, and mood. There is a typical wit we have come to expect, a penchant for the quirky and the absurd, as well as a willingness to play with

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the authors broaden our understanding of militarization to examine its excesses and their repurposing toward demilitarized futures

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