Philosophical Problems in the Contemporary World

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2019-01-01

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Timuçin, Ali Mehmet
Arıtürk, Mete Han
Çil, Dilek Arlı
Boyacı Gülenç, Nihal Petek
Karataş, Yaylagül Ceran
Coşkun Özüaydın, Bergen
Gülenç, Kurtul
İbrahimhakkıoğlu, Fulden
Nyıro, Miklos
Önkal, Güncel
Tapan, F Cansu
Tunçel Önkal, Ahu

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/76326

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A. M. Timuçin et al., Philosophical Problems in the Contemporary World. 2019.