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Philosophenwege
Karl Joël
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R. Gaertner
Language
German
Pages
308

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Philosophy

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Philosophenwege: ausblicke und rückblicke.
1901, R. Gaertner
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Table of Contents

Die zukunft der philosophie.
Das ethische zeitalter.
Die frauen in der philosophie.
Philosophenehen.
Die sphinx des pessimismus.
Stirner.
Philosophie und dichtung.

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B29 .J56

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x p., 1 l., 308 p.
Number of pages
308

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OL6365220M
LCCN
38002830
OCLC/WorldCat
5201953

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