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Micheal Pollan partage le point de vue d'une plante

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Et si la conscience humaine n'était pas le tenant et l'aboutissant du Darwinisme? Et si nous n'étions que des pions dans le jeu stratégique du maïs pour dominer la Terre? L'auteur Michael Pollan nous demande d'observer le monde du point de vue d'une plante.

Michael Pollan is the author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, in which he explains how our food not only affects our health but has far-reaching political, economic, and environmental implications. His new book is In Defense of Food. Full bio »

Translated into French by Christiane Bétoulières
Reviewed by Brian Hsu
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