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• O herói no tribunal da eternidade

  Open Access•Craig Brandist, Renata Coelho Marchezan•Bakhtiniana Revista de Estudos do…•2012

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• Kulturwissenschaft in Dark Times

  Michael Edward Moore•The European Legacy•2024

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• Local institutionalization, discontinuity, and German textbooks of psychology, 1816-1854

  Open Access•Thomas Teo•Journal of the History of the…•2007

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• Ernst Cassirer, Historian of the Will

  David A Wisner•Journal of the History of Ideas•1997

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• Baptist Religion and the Social Science of Harold Innis

  Open Access•Michael Gauvreau•Canadian Historical Review•1995

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• Landmarks Revisited

  Robin Aizlewood, Ruth Coates•Landmarks Revisited•2017

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• American Poetic Materialism from Whitman to Stevens

  Mark Noble•American Poetic Materialism from…•2014

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• Friedrich Albert Lange’s theory of values

  Chiara Russo Krauss•British Journal for the History…•2023

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• ‘Left-Kantianism’ and the ‘Scientific Dispute’ between Rudolf Stammler and Hermann Cohen

  Open Access•Elisabeth Theresia Widmer•Archiv für Geschichte der…•2024

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• Objectivity and truth in Ernst Cassirer’s ethics

  Open Access•Elisabeth Theresia Widmer•Man and World•2024

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• Do estruturalismo ao culturalismo

  Open Access•Frédéric Vandenberghe•Sociedade e Estado•2018

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• Friedrich Albert Lange on neo-Kantianism, socialist Darwinism, and a psychology without a soul

  Open Access•Thomas Teo•Journal of the History of the…•2002

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• From Structuralism to Culturalism

  Open Access•Frédéric Vandenberghe•European Journal of Social Theory•2001

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• How is history possible? Georg Simmel on empathy and realism

  Open Access•Barry Schwartz•Journal of Classical Sociology•2017

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• Greek Interbellum Modernizers and the `Sociological Idea

  Open Access•Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis•International Sociology•1998

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• The crisis of historicism and Troeltsch's Europeanism

  Joanne Miyang Cho•History of European Ideas•1995

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• The Victory of German Liberalism? Rudolf Haym, Liberalism, and Bismarck

  Open Access•Alan S Kahan, Alan Kahan•Central European History•1989

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• The Unknown Weininger

  Open Access•Chandak Sengoopta•Central European History•1996

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• Freud’s dreams of reason

  Open Access•Alfred I Tauber•History of the Human Sciences•2009

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• Context and prejudice in Max Weber's thought

  Open Access•Gary A Abraham•History of the Human Sciences•1993

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• Mind and knowledge in the early thought of Franz Boas, 1887–1904

  Open Access•Valentina Mann•History of the Human Sciences•2022

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• Inner migration or disguised reform? Political interests of Hermann Lotze's philosophical anthropology

  Open Access•William R Woodward•History of the Human Sciences•1996

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• Max Weber on ?Jewish rationalism? and the Jewish Question

  Open Access•Gary Abraham, Gary A Abraham•International Journal of Politics…•1988

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• Max Weber et les affabulations de l'identité

  Open Access•Louis Jacob•Cahiers de recherche sociologique•2011

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• Science, Finitude, and Infinity

  Peter Eli Gordon•Jewish Social Studies•1999

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• Conceptual Differences between Mexican and Peruvian Archaeology

  Open Access•Thomas C Patterson•American Anthropologist•1996

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• Neo-Kantianism and Georg Simmel's Interpretation of Kant

  Open Access•Efraim Podoksik•Modern Intellectual History•2014

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