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Humanism (New Critical Idiom)

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An edition of Humanism (2006)

Humanism (New Critical Idiom)

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Routledge
Language
English
Pages
192

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Cover of: Humanism
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2014, Routledge
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Humanism
2014, Routledge
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Humanism
2008, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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Humanism
2008, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
Cover of: Humanism
Humanism
2008, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
Cover of: Humanism
Humanism
2008, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
Cover of: Humanism (New Critical Idiom)
Humanism (New Critical Idiom)
December 30, 2007, Routledge
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Cover of: Humanism (New Critical Idiom)
Humanism (New Critical Idiom)
December 30, 2007, Routledge
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Humanism
2006, Taylor & Francis Group
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"The Parthenon, the ancient temple of the warrior-goddess Athena that dominates the limestone crag of the Acropolis in Athens, is certainly one of the most illustrated buildings in the world."

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Paperback
Number of pages
192

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OL9901462M
ISBN 10
0415420652
ISBN 13
9780415420655
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107630
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The Parthenon, the ancient temple of the warrior-goddess Athena that dominates the limestone crag of the Acropolis in Athens, is certainly one of the most illustrated buildings in the world.
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