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Key Contemporary Concepts: From Abjection to Zeno
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Author: John Lechte
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd (2003) Binding: Paperback, 222 pages pricer: $41.95 ISBN-10: 0761965351 editorialreviews Companion volume to Lechte's best-selling 50 Key Contemporary Thinkers. Guides readers in understanding society and culture in the twenty-first century. Encyclopedic format covers such topics as cybernetics, quantum theory, ideology, and aesthetics. For anyone interested in the human sciences. Softcover, hardcover available.
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