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Re-animating the universe: Environmental education and philosophical animism
Author: Bai, Heesoon
Date created: 2009
On being and becoming: ancient Greek ethics and ontology in the twenty-first century
Author: Van der Schyff, Dylan
Date created: 2010-05-17

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