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Annie Murphy Paul : Ce que nous apprenons avant notre naissance

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Interrogation surprise : quand commence l'apprentissage ? Réponse : avant même notre naissance. La journaliste scientifique Annie Murphy Paul nous parle de nouvelles recherches qui montrent à quel point nous apprenons dans le ventre de nos mères - de la cadence de notre langue maternelle jusqu'à nos prochains aliments préférés.

Annie Murphy Paul investigates how life in the womb shapes who we become. Full bio »

Translated into French by Patrick Brault
Reviewed by Elisabeth Buffard
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