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Philosophy as Science and Philosophy as Philosophizing in Heidegger. / Patkul, A.

In: Sofia Philosophical Review, Vol. VIII, No. 2, 2014, p. 127-141.

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Patkul, A 2014, 'Philosophy as Science and Philosophy as Philosophizing in Heidegger', Sofia Philosophical Review, vol. VIII, no. 2, pp. 127-141. <http://sphr-bg.org/16/72/260.html>

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Patkul, A. (2014). Philosophy as Science and Philosophy as Philosophizing in Heidegger. Sofia Philosophical Review, VIII(2), 127-141. http://sphr-bg.org/16/72/260.html

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Patkul A. Philosophy as Science and Philosophy as Philosophizing in Heidegger. Sofia Philosophical Review. 2014;VIII(2):127-141.

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Patkul, A. / Philosophy as Science and Philosophy as Philosophizing in Heidegger. In: Sofia Philosophical Review. 2014 ; Vol. VIII, No. 2. pp. 127-141.

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