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a historical critique of trends in contemporary philosophy of logic in the analytical tradition

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Davies Goup, Publ.
Language
English
Pages
107

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Contemporary European cultural studies

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B 808.5 L4

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x, 107 p. ;
Number of pages
107

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OL22247944M
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9781888570809
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2006030186
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