An edition of Homo loquens (1998)

Homo loquens

persone, contesti, credenze

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Homo loquens
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An edition of Homo loquens (1998)

Homo loquens

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Publisher
R. Cortina
Language
Italian
Pages
163

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Subjects
Phenomenology, Ontology

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Homo loquens: persone, contesti, credenze
1998, R. Cortina
in Italian - 1. ed.
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-160) and index.

Published in
Milano
Series
Saggi -- 10, Saggi (Raffaello Cortina editore) -- 10.

Classifications

Library of Congress
BD352 .M667 1998, BD352 .M66 1998

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Pagination
vii, 163 p. ;
Number of pages
163

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19348222M
ISBN 10
8870785254
LCCN
99175040
OCLC/WorldCat
40482614
Library Thing
5569800

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