Anthropomorphism in science

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SCIENTISTS

Bain, A.
Berkeley, G.
Boyle, R.
Darwin, C. R.
Darwin, E.
Descartes, R. du P.
Driesch, H. A. E.
Mach, E.
McDougall, W.
Morgan, C. L.
Newton, I.
Pearson, K.
Stahl, G. E.
Thorndike, E. L.
Whytt, R.

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