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Interpretation and Rationality: Developing Donald Davidson's Ideas in International Political Theory. / Gudalov, Nikolay.

в: Theoria A Journal of Social and Political Theory, Том 68, № 167, 2021, стр. 39-65.

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Gudalov N. Interpretation and Rationality: Developing Donald Davidson's Ideas in International Political Theory. Theoria A Journal of Social and Political Theory. 2021;68(167):39-65.

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Gudalov, Nikolay. / Interpretation and Rationality: Developing Donald Davidson's Ideas in International Political Theory. в: Theoria A Journal of Social and Political Theory. 2021 ; Том 68, № 167. стр. 39-65.

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