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Esa Itkonen, Linguistics and metascience (Studia Philosophica Turkuensia Fasc. II). Kokemäki: Societas Philosophica et Phaenomenologica Finlandiae, 1974.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 December 2008

Bob Scholte
Affiliation:
Antropologisch-Sociologisch CentrumUniversity of Amsterdam

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