Philosophy & Civilization: Proceedings of the First Afro-Asian Philosophy Co[Nf]Erence, 13th to 16th March, 1978, Cairo (Egypt)
Murād Wahbah (ed.)
Faculty of Education, Ain Shams University (1978)
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