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Tud valaki segiteni neki?
CsG
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From: Garry Lyuboshenko <garry(a)rff.dsu.dp.ua>
To: gergo(a)cdu.ucl.ac.uk
Dear Sir/Madam
Could You please help me to find in the Internet or anywhere else
books, papers of Karl Popper. I can pay if it is necessary.
I do interested in Karl Popper's philosophy but majority of his books are
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I am studying at the University.
If you want to contact me via ordinary mail my address is:
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Mikhail Marchenko
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Dear Csaba,
There will be a big workshop on analogy-making (computational models,
psychological, developmental, animal, and neuropsychological experiments)
next July in Sofia which I am co-organising together with Dedre Gentner and
Keith Holyoak. Please, let me know if there are Hungarians working on
analogy
who might be interested in participation (the workshop is mainly by invitation).
I would be most obliged if you send me the e-mail addresses of the proposed
people.
Best regards.
Boicho
Boicho Kokinov
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Cognitive Science Department, New Bulgarian University
21 Montevideo Str., Sofia 1635, Bulgaria
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Nem az esely, inkabb csak az informacio miatt. Az osszeg nem eliras.
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Date: Wed, 3 Sep 1997 11:27:24 BST
From: David Papineau <david.papineau(a)kcl.ac.uk>
To: Members of the list <philos-l(a)liverpool.ac.uk>
Subject: Res Fellwshps in HPS
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