What Makes Us Human? - Vine, Jeremy
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Présentation What Makes Us Human? Format Relié
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Résumé : 'We are made up of the same stuff as atoms, stars' dust' Carlo Rovelli
'History gives us who we are today by being who we were yesterday' Michael Rosen
'My language is a piece of who I am, perhaps even the defining piece' Stephen Fry
We all want to understand our place in the universe and find a sense of purpose in life. This illuminating book will help you navigate that journey, through mind-expanding answers to one question:
What Makes Us Human?
'Consider, for instance, Friday night - one of mankind's greatest inventions' Caitlin Moran
'We need to realise that the best things in life are not things' Alexei Sayle
'We change the world around us. We are because we make' Andrew Marr
Biographie:
Jeremy Vine (Author)
Jeremy Vine is one of the UK's best-known broadcasters. He presents a weekday show on Radio 2, radio's most popular news programme. He also presents Jeremy Vine on Channel 5, a daily current affairs programme, and he fronts Eggheads, one of the longest-running quiz shows in British TV history.
Jeremy is an accomplished journalist and writer and has previously published two works of non-fiction.
He lives in Chiswick with his wife and their two daughters.
Phil Jones (Author)
Phil Jones, born in 1958 in Wimbledon, is one of the BBC's longest-serving editors. He has worked on The Jeremy Vine Show (and its predecessor The Jimmy Young Show) for 30 years, and thought up the What Makes Us Human? feature when he was cycling back from a party while drunk.
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Jeremy Vine (Author)
Jeremy Vine is one of the UK's best-known broadcasters. He presents a weekday show on Radio 2, radio's most popular news programme. He also presents Jeremy Vine on Channel 5, a daily current affairs programme, and he fronts Eggheads, one of the longest-running quiz shows in British TV history.
Jeremy is an accomplished journalist and writer and has previously published two works of non-fiction.
He lives in Chiswick with his wife and their two daughters.
Phil Jones (Author)
Phil Jones, born in 1958 in Wimbledon, is one of the BBC's longest-serving editors. He has worked on The Jeremy Vine Show (and its predecessor The Jimmy Young Show) for 30 years, and thought up the What Makes Us Human? feature when he was cycling back from a party while drunk.
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