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Michael A. Arbib (editor)

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Science (General) - Theories of Science

Year:

2020

Publisher:

John Benjamins

Language:

english

Pages:

401

ISBN 10:

9027207623

ISBN 13:

9789027207623

Series:

Benjamins Current Topics 112

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PDF, 15.66 MB

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