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Inhalt / Contents The Tacit Dimensions of Transcendentalism in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus: A Hermeneutic Exercise Kunchapudi Srinivas .............................................................................................................................................................. 285 Wittgenstein on the Taste of Time Maurice F. Stanley ................................................................................................................................................................. 287 Time and Media Culture. Findings of Media and Communication Science Christian Steininger................................................................................................................................................................ 290 Entscheidungen mit Zeitpunkten oder: Warum ich nicht an Belnaps „(Prior) Choice Principle“ glaube Niko Strobach......................................................................................................................................................................... 293 Three Flawed Distinctions in the Philosophy of Time Erwin Tegtmeier ..................................................................................................................................................................... 297 Wittgenstein’s Phenomenology: Reconsidering the Relationship of Experience and Language James M. Thompson.............................................................................................................................................................. 300 On the Problem of Expression in the Tractatus Gabriele Tomasi..................................................................................................................................................................... 303 Wittgenstein as a Detenser, Tractatus’ Ontology as Timeless Ihara Tomoaki ........................................................................................................................................................................ 306 If Tropes, Then Which Theory of Time? Käthe Trettin........................................................................................................................................................................... 309 How Wittgenstein Generated his Truth-Tables Jaap Trouw ............................................................................................................................................................................ 311 The Life of Truth Giovanni Tuzet ....................................................................................................................................................................... 313 Grenzen der Zeit: Wie die Urknall-Kosmologie die Wissenschaftstheorie in Frage stellt Rüdiger Vaas ......................................................................................................................................................................... 316 Investigating Wittgenstein’s Notes on Logic of 1913 and 1914 Nuno Venturinha .................................................................................................................................................................... 318 Presentist Variations on the Theme and Reference in (Music) Historiography Panos Vlagopoulos ................................................................................................................................................................ 321 „In unserer Sprache ist eine ganze Mythologie niedergelegt“. Bemerkungen zur Ethik Ludwig Wittgensteins Thomas Wachtendorf............................................................................................................................................................. 323 Ist der Satz „Romeo küsst Julia am 17.4.2005“ ein Tensed oder ein Tenseless Sentence? Joseph Wang ......................................................................................................................................................................... 326 Are the Laws of Nature Time Reversal Symmetric? The Arrow of Time or Better: The Arrow of Directional Process Paul Weingartner ................................................................................................................................................................... 329 Meaning and Time: History and the Fregean Third Realm Christian H. Wenzel ............................................................................................................................................................... 333 Time Structure and the Structure of Perception Markus Werning ..................................................................................................................................................................... 336 On the (Im)Possibility of Time without Change Gal Yehezkel.......................................................................................................................................................................... 340 French Readers of Wittgenstein Anna Zielinska........................................................................................................................................................................ 343 The Beginning of Cosmic Time Henrik Zinkernagel ................................................................................................................................................................. 346 Thucydides: A New Vision of Time in Relation to a New Vision of the Ethics in International Relations Kimana Zulueta-Fülscher ....................................................................................................................................................... 349 9
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Page 8 and 9: Inhalt / Contents “Time Flies”.
Page 12 and 13: Grenzziehung bei Kant und Wittgenst
Page 14 and 15: Beide philosophischen Projekte lauf
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Page 18 and 19: Revisiting the Problem of ‘Privat
Page 20 and 21: “Time” Narratives: Religious an
Page 22 and 23: Narrative Identity and the Case for
Page 24 and 25: Literature Blamey, Kathleen 1995
Page 26 and 27: him that the notebook contains only
Page 28 and 29: Subjective Similarity and Public La
Page 30 and 31: Literature Ayer A.J. 1954 “Can th
Page 32 and 33: Wittgenstein’s Musing on the Self
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Page 36 and 37: Perception of the World in the Cont
Page 38 and 39: Literature Perception of the World
Page 40 and 41: Kuhn und Wittgenstein: Paradigmen,
Page 42 and 43: What is Physically Real? Schlick vs
Page 44 and 45: Literature Einstein, Albert 1931
Page 46 and 47: The Transcendental Subject: Three G
Page 48 and 49: A∗ s φ gdw c φ c ∈ A( Δ( pc
Page 50 and 51: Conservativism or Progressivism - I
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Page 54 and 55: First, there is the question how to
Page 56 and 57: On Persistence Through Time J. W. D
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Wittgenstein on the Possibility of
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Bye, Bye Time? Über die nicht ende
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The Origins of the So-Called ‘Rul
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‘rule-following paradox’ are pr
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Der Philosoph als Schatzgräber. Mo
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Der Philosoph als Schatzgräber. Mo
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The Philosopher’s Garden Revisite
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Who’s Afraid of Special Relativit
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source of fibre termination the Uni
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explanation consists in (“the mea
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A powerful − if not overwhelming
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Time and Existence in Special Relat
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On the Temporal Context of Expectat
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Literature Hacker, P. M. S. 1996 Wi
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eflexiv ist und als solche auch ihr
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Space-Time Theories, Schlick’s Ph
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Space-Time Theories, Schlick’s Ph
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Fluid Clocks: Emergence of Quantum
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With p 2 tot (1.10) as Fluid Clocks
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e compared to chess men.’ (BrB: 8
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Perdurantism, Change, and Special R
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Literature Hinchliff, Mark. 1996.
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The Historical Wittgenstein: Biogra
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Temporal Extension Boris Hennig, Sa
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Literature AT = René Descartes 199
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3/6, Atlanta 5:30 AM, sunrise 10:00
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Beständige Substanzen ohne Wesen R
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Geschichte(n) - Die Wittgensteinsch
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Geschichte(n) - Die Wittgensteinsch
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Zeit und Gemeinschaft. Soziale Gesc
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Zeit und Gemeinschaft. Soziale Gesc
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Master Argument: Is Temporal Fatali
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- (D2) is provable in Kt by PL, bec
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Somebody was living in a village, a
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Time, Credit, & Debt. An Essay in P
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Time, Credit, & Debt. An Essay in P
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Warum McTaggarts Beweis für die Un
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Warum McTaggarts Beweis für die Un
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Shall we say that only some of the
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Die Einheit der Zeit Bertram Kienzl
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Beweis: Folgendes Diagramm stelle e
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“Time Flies”. On Time Metaphors
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Wittgenstein und musikalischer Ausd
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Vielmehr ist diese Praxis so komple
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Wittgensteins Tractatus im Lichte d
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The Role of Time for Personal Agenc
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The Role of Time for Personal Agenc
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The Conceptual Basis of a Biologica
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Mathematics: Time and Eternity Zbig
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internal ontology of mathematics an
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subjective time and ”may be the c
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Relations and Objects: A New Analog
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Relations and Objects : A New Analo
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plötzlich der Blick einer kleinen
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Bolzano on Time and History Winfrie
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which answers a question or which s
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Meaning as Use: Peirce and Wittgens
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Perdurance and Inferences Chris Mac
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4. Conclusion The ontology supporte
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Macht und Terror sind für sie dass
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„Die Aufnahme des Zeitlichen ins
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„Die Aufnahme des Zeitlichen ins
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„Ars in artificiale“ - Das musi
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Die Irreduzibilität der Zeitmodi.
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Die Irreduzibilität der Zeitmodi.
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historical (for him!) International
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Absoluteness of Truth and the Indet
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Literature Belnap, N.D., Jr. and Gr
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(2004, 221 n. 17), the non-autonomy
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Einige Aspekte des Prozessierens vo
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Literatur Einige Aspekte des Prozes
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Clockworks Everywhere. Cycles of Se
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Clockworks Everywhere. Cycles of Se
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eminiscence and identity. So, ident
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wurde, ob nicht auch anders gehande
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A Logical Analysis of A Series and
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T2. If e is future, then e was futu
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Can Wittgenstein Explain our Knowle
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Can Wittgenstein Explain our Knowle
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physical time' is decisive. If the
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Mneme und Nachträglichkeit: einige
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On Time Travel Adrian Nita, Buchare
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The Present as the Only Reality: Pi
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Literature The Present as the Only
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Newtonian physics. Of course, the u
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New Aspects of Wittgenstein’s Pic
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8. Conclusion There do exist pseudo
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The Private Language Argument and P
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Outline of an Argument for a “The
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Literature Outline of an Argument f
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Beyond the Process and Object. Rema
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Time in the World: Clocks and Diari
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Ascending from the investigation of
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in it, i.e. look for the totality o
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Tanzen, Filme und die Mathematik (D
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Tanzen, Filme und die Mathematik (D
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Formal Concepts as Typographic Sign
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„Was ist Zeit?“ Wittgensteins K
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„Was ist Zeit?“ Wittgensteins K
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A New Reading of Russell’s ‘Int
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Der Radikale Konstruktivismus als h
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Der Radikale Konstruktivismus als h
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Did Einstein Advance the Philosophy
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In this essay we have not tried to
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Intrinsischer Eigenschaftswechsel u
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Transparentes Weiß und das Verhäl
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Transparentes Weiß und das Verhäl
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Wirkungen erzeugen oder erleiden ka
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Literatur Bolzano, Bernhard [PU] Pa
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moment stage, α + 1. There are, in
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Reichenbach on Space and Time Arto
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the objective side of time is ever
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6.421: „Ethik und Ästhetik sind
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The Tacit Dimensions of Transcenden
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Wittgenstein on the Taste of Time M
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objects in the external world, how
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Time and Media Culture. Findings of
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Entscheidungen mit Zeitpunkten oder
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Entscheidungen mit Zeitpunkten oder
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Three Flawed Distinctions in the Ph
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gathered from his substitution of "
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Wittgenstein’s Phenomenology: Rec
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On the Problem of Expression in the
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transmitted to others”, we may go
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Then, Wittgenstein introduces a ter
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If Tropes, Then Which Theory of Tim
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How Wittgenstein Generated his Trut
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The Life of Truth Giovanni Tuzet, F
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immortal truths, for they lack a da
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Grenzen der Zeit: Wie die Urknall-K
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Wittgenstein’s “Notes on Logic
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Presentist Variations on the Theme
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„In unserer Sprache ist eine ganz
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4. Ethik „In unserer Sprache ist
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Ist der Satz „Romeo küsst Julia
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Are the Laws of Nature Time Reversa
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Are the Laws of Nature Time Reversa
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Meaning and Time: History and the F
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from the one we have. A German can
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Part a is a part of b (in symbols a
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experiments on binocular rivalry wi
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with", assume change. 2 This suffic
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French Readers of Wittgenstein Anna
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Diamond, and to see Hadot’s 45 ye
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physical clock (processes) can exis
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Thucydides: A New Vision of Time in
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Literature Thucydides: A New Vision
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