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Свободный человек - гармоничный человек

С. 147–153.
Beletskaya A.
Language: Russian
Keywords: позитивная свобода

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Философские опыты
Вып. 1: Познание. Наука. Культура. , М.: Полиграф-Информ, 2008.
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