Physics and Philosophy II

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Zagreb: Institute for Philosophy Zagreb (2019)
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original Boršić, Luka; Skuhala Karsman, Ivana; Sokolić, Franjo (2015) "Physics and Philosophy". Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb

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