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Bibliographic description  |
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Parole come radici |
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linguaggio e filosofia tra storia e teoria |
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Chiricò, Donata; Lamedica, Nico; Stancati, Claudia; Crispini, Franco; De Mauro, Tullio; Basile, Grazia; Bosco, Giuditta; Bruno, Marcello Walter; Calizzi, Chiara; Catizone, Evelina; Cimatti, Felice; Cirino, Raffaele; Codispoti, Andrea; De Marco, Anna; Giuliani, Fabrizia; Gola, Elisabetta; Lupo, Luca; Mejìa, Claudia; Petrilli, Raffaella; Sergio, Emilio; Vercillo, Federica; Serra, Mauro |
| Place : Publ. |
| Cosenza: Ed. Brenner |
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2000 |
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Italian; French |
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373 S. |
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Beitr. teilw. ital., teilw. franz. |
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Classification |
| General topics / History of linguistics |
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| General topics / History of linguistics / Theory of language (earlier periods) |
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| General topics / History of linguistics / Theory of language (earlier periods) / Antiquity (theory of language) |
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| General topics / History of linguistics / Theory of language (earlier periods) / Enlightenment (theory of language) |
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| Domains / Phraseology / Proverb scholarship / Proverb |
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| Domains / Cognitive science |
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| Domains / Semiotics / Theory (semiot.) |
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| Domains / Language acquisition / Theory (language acquisition) |
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| Domains / Philosophy of language |
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| Domains / Theory of language |
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| Forschungsgeschichte; History of linguistics ; Theory of language (earlier periods) ; Altertum (Sprachtheorie) ; Antiquity (theory of language) ; Enlightenment (theory of language) ; Saying; Proverb ; Cognitive science ; Semiotik (Theorie) ; Semiotic theory; Theory (semiot.) ; Learnability (of language) ; Lernbarkeit (von Sprache) ; Spracherwerb (Theorie) ; Language acquisition (theory of) ; Poverty of the stimulus-argument; Theory (language acquisition) ; Philosophy of language ; Theory of language |
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| Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm |
| Bruno, Giordano |
| Montaigne, Michel de |
| Plato |
| Nietzsche, Friedrich |
| Hobbes, Thomas |
| Gorgias |
| Spinoza, Benedictus de |
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