An edition of Mova, dumka i kulʹturna realʹnistʹ (2002)

Mova, dumka i kulʹturna realʹnistʹ

vid Oleksandra Potebni do hipotezy movnoho reli͡a︡tyvizmu

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An edition of Mova, dumka i kulʹturna realʹnistʹ (2002)

Mova, dumka i kulʹturna realʹnistʹ

vid Oleksandra Potebni do hipotezy movnoho reli͡a︡tyvizmu

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Litopys
Language
Ukrainian
Pages
304

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Subjects

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, Language and culture

People

Aleksandr Afanasʹevich Potebni︠a︡ (1835-1891)

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Lʹviv
Other Titles
Mova, dumka i kulʹturna realʹnistʹ :, Vid Oleksandra Potebni do hipotezy movnoho reli͡a︡tyvizmu

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P35 .K57 2002

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304 p. ;
Number of pages
304

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OL3736082M
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2003401220

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