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Wilhelm Dilthey: pioneer of the human studies
London: Elek (1979)
Abstract
The importance of Dilthey Why read Dilthey today? Why study the ideas of a nineteenthcentury German philosopher some seventy years after his death? ...Reprint years
1982
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B3216.D84.R52
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0236401599 9780236401598
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10.2307/2184696
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