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The problem of transcendence : time or thought and the question of the unity of being in hermeneutic ontology
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2001
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Deniz, Şefik
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Transcendence(Philosophy)
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Thought and thinking
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Ş. Deniz, “The problem of transcendence : time or thought and the question of the unity of being in hermeneutic ontology,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2001.
