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Talk:Broca's Brain

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Check publishing[edit]

The publishing on Broca'Brain to Ballantine in 1974 has to be checked. The official publishing is 1979 to Random House, paperback and hard cover editions. This second date is compatible with the criticism of Robert K.Temple's book "The Sirius Mystery" by Carl Sagan. His criticism could not be done in 1974 if Temple's book was only released end 1975... Please cross-check your data twice before publishing them. -- I checked for you. It is well 1979. Ballantine reprinted it in the next years.

I've got a copy here. Definitely published 1979 (says so in the book search). Some of the material in it (maybe even the title essay) appeared in 1974, which might explain the confusion.Goatchurch (talk) 22:05, 12 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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