Zinaida Luzina: White Spots on the Map of the Philosophy of the «Executed Renaissance» Era
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Vasyl Lisovyi, Ukrainian philosophy of the 20th century, archival studies, women in philosophy, history of academic institutions, biographyAbstract
The first commented edition of the text of Zinaida Luzina’s Curriculum vitae autograph, based on the material of her academic files as well as other documents and periodicals of the 1920s and 1930s.
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