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A Stratified Ontology of Selfhood: Review of Being Human: The Problem of Agency by Margaret S. Archer [Book Review]
Journal of Critical Realism 4 (2):36-38 (2001)
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| original | Benton, Ted (2001) "A stratified ontology of selfhood". Journal of Critical Realism 4(2):36-38 |
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