Humanister i offentligheten

There is a strong story about how the humanities were marginalized in post-war Sweden: in the land of engineers, technocrats and social scientists, there was no room for education, philosophy and history. This book challenges such a notion and shows how clearly present the humanities were in the pub...

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Autores principales: Johan Östling, Anton Jansson, Ragni Svensson Stringberg
Formato: Libro
Publicado: Kriterium 2022
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