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Bielik-Robson, A. (2017) “Irony, Tragedy, Community: Richard Rorty Through the Eyes of a Barbarian (translated by Brigita Speičytė)”, Colloquia, 39, pp. 135–161. doi:10.51554/Col.2017.28710.
Irony, Tragedy, Community: Richard Rorty Through the Eyes of a Barbarian (translated by Brigita Speičytė)
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