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マイケル・ポーランが植物の視点から語る

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もし人間の意識は、ダーウィ二ズムの究極かつ最大の目的などではないとしたら? もし私達人間はトウモロコシの世界征服戦略の手先にすぎないとしたら? 作家マイケル ポーランは植物の視点から世界を見ることを推奨します。

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 Japanese by Corey Turpin 
Reviewed by Kayo Mizutani
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