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I am monkey, I am robot, I am not — the Darwinian account of identity, a lecture by Conor Cunningham

By Adam Morton ⋅ January 24, 2014 ⋅

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Lectures on Identity weekly series:

I am monkey, I am robot,
I am not — the Darwinian
account of identity

Conor Cunningham
Department of Theology and Religious Studies

5pm, Wednesday 5 March
B1, Physics Building
University Park
University of Nottingham

This is a free event.

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I am monkey, I am robot,
I am not — the Darwinian
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Conor Cunningham
Department of Theology and Religious Studies