History and theory: the paradox in Francesco Patrizi

Intellectual History Review 29 (4):649-654 (2019)
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Hermeneutics.R. M. Burns - 2000 - In Robert Burns & Hugh Rayment-Pickard (eds.), Philosophies of history: from enlightenment to post-modernity. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell. pp. 218--249.

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