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Romantic Syndrome
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas
Av W.T. Jones
Häftad, 1974
551 kr
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In this age of specialism philosophers, like other specialists, tend to take in each other's washing. Here, perhaps imprudently, I attempt to break out of this pattern. Though I am by profes sion a philosopher, I am addressing primarily, not other philo sophers, but cultural anthropologists, …
Romantic Syndrome
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas
Av W.T. Jones
E-bok, 2012
710 kr
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In this age of specialism philosophers, like other specialists, tend to take in each other''s washing. Here, perhaps imprudently, I attempt to break out of this pattern. Though I am by profes sion a philosopher, I am addressing primarily, not other philo sophers, but cultural anthropologists, …
Romantic Syndrome
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas
Av W.T. Jones
Häftad, 1961
551 kr
Lägg i varukorg
In this age of specialism philosophers, like other specialists, tend to take in each other's washing. Here, perhaps imprudently, I attempt to break out of this pattern. Though I am by profes sion a philosopher, I am addressing primarily, not other philo sophers, but cultural anthropologists, …
Romantic Syndrome
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas
Av W.T. Jones
Häftad, 1973
551 kr
Lägg i varukorg
In this age of specialism philosophers, like other specialists, tend to take in each other's washing. Here, perhaps imprudently, I attempt to break out of this pattern. Though I am by profes sion a philosopher, I am addressing primarily, not other philo sophers, but cultural anthropologists, …
Romantic Syndrome
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas
Av W.T. Jones
E-bok, 2013
734 kr
Lägg i varukorg
In this age of specialism philosophers, like other specialists, tend to take in each other''s washing. Here, perhaps imprudently, I attempt to break out of this pattern. Though I am by profes sion a philosopher, I am addressing primarily, not other philo sophers, but cultural anthropologists, …