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Date: 2014-04-05 09:38:04
Philosophy
Academia
American philosophers
Pragmatists
Charles Sanders Peirce
American psychologists
Philosophical movements
Pragmatism
George Herbert Mead
Pragmaticism
William James
John Dewey

Andrea Parravicini – State University of Milan () A pragmatist and evolutionary perspective for a genealogy of Self. Considerations on G. H. Mead’s thought on mind, language and society T

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