Review of foreign reception of Jovan Babic’s works [Book Review]

Filozofija I Društvo 26 (3):753-761 (2015)
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In this paper, the author discusses foreign reception of Jovan Babic?s works, which turns out to be very much alive and diverse. More precisely, the author limits himself to a short and very partial review of reception of only two Babic?s texts that, so far, attracted the most attention.

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10.2298/fid1503753d

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Aleksandar Dobrijević
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