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141.
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Stephen H. Daniel
Wilhelm Dilthey:
Selected Works
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142.
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Bruce A. Haddock
The Iliad:
A Commentary
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143.
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G. L. C. Bedani
A Bibliography of Vico in English 1884–1984
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Supplement
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145.
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Ingens Sylva (A poem) (Abstract)
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146.
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Marcel Danesi
The Origin of Writing
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147.
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Gary Shapiro
Rhetoric Revalued:
Papers from the International Society for the History of Rhetoric
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148.
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Donald Phillip Verene
Joyce’s Book of the Dark:
Finnegans Wake
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149.
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Patrick H. Hutton
Vico’s Political Thought
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The Art of Memory Reconceived:
From Rhetoric to Psychoanalysis (Abstract)
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Eugene Garver
Rhetoric, Prudence and Skepticism in the Renaissance
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Patricia Cook Lucas
Vico and Joyce
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153.
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Nancy S. Struever
Historical Culture:
On the Recoding of an Academic Discipline
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154.
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Gustavo Costa
Arnaldo Momigliano (1908–1987)
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155.
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Giorgio Tagliacozzo
Toward a History of Recent Vico Scholarship in English Part V:
After Vico/Venezia (1978–1987)
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156.
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Thought and Place:
The Architecture of Eternal Places in the Philosophy of Giambattista Vico
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157.
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Max Horkheimer
Vico and Mythology
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158.
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Allan Megill
The Identity of American Neo-Pragmatism; or, Why Vico Now?
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159.
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Sandra Rudnick Luft
Hans Blumenberg’s Use of Verum/Factum:
A Vichian Perspective
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José Faur
Francisco Sanchez’s Theory of Cognition and Vico’s verum/factum
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