R. G. Collingwood

New York: Longmans (1953)
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The book is divided in Four Chapters, all of them untitled. I proposed the following: I. Colliingwood and Language. Main Achievements. II. Life and Work. III. Brief analysis of main works and their meaning inside his philosophy. IV. Collingwood value as a thinker. José Juan González University of Salamanca PhD. Candidate

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1961

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