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The temporality of discourses : a contribution to the reshaping of human actions

BRONCKART, Jean-Paul

BRONCKART, Jean-Paul. The temporality of discourses : a contribution to the reshaping of human actions. In: Thinking Time. A Multidisciplinary Approach. Cambridge : Hogrefe, 2005. p. 79-91

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