Psychological Anthropology of the Early Slavs: A Naturalistic Slavic Conception of Human Development

Andrzej Pankalla; Konrad Kośnik; Jacek Stasiorczyk

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Chapter 4 Psychological Anthropology of the Early Slavs: A Naturalistic Slavic Conception of Human Development

In: Living according to Nature. Volume One: Myths, Insights, and Perspectives

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Andrzej Pankalla

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Pages:: 70–88

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004713307_006

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Living according to Nature. Volume One: Myths, Insights, and Perspectives

Series: Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 401 and Central European Value Studies, Volume: 401

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004713307

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 18 Feb 2025

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