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ID	2801
Author(s)	Fizer, John
Title	Mukařovský’s Aesthetic Object in Light of Husserl’s Phenomenology of the Intentional Object
Published	American Contributions to the Tenth International Congress of Slavists : Sofia, September 1988 : Literature (1988), 155-165
Editor	ed. by Jane Gary Harris
Publisher	Slavica
Classifisation (EN)	Literary Science The Theory of Literature in Slavic Countries
Classifisation (RU)	Литературоведение Теория литературы в славянских странах
Classifisation (CZ)	Literární věda Teorie literatury ve slovanských zemích
Soundex	M6478; A0822; O0182; L5420; H0875; P1666; I0626; O0182
Type	periodical
Volume	X (1988)
Holdings	See in WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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	The Ethnogenesis of the Slavs in the Light of Linguistics / Goląb, Z.
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Mukařovský’s Aesthetic Object in Light of Husserl’s Phenomenology of the Intentional Object