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Elisa Bussi, Marina Bondi and Francesca Gatta (eds.) (1995), Understanding Argument. La logica informale del discorso

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Vedder, I. Elisa Bussi, Marina Bondi and Francesca Gatta (eds.) (1995), Understanding Argument. La logica informale del discorso. Argumentation 14, 56–60 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007861309410

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