Phenomenology of fate signs. Part IІІ
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https://doi.org/10.31649/sent42.01.186Keywords:
philosophy in Ukraine in 1960-1980s, German philosophy, Husserl, ideology, sociology of knowledgeAbstract
Interview of Vlada Anuchina, Yana Dziuba and Yana Gorobenko with Yevhen Prychepii.
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