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Review of the New York Musical Season 1888-1889

Die rechtliche Behandlung der Erbringung unbestellter Leistungen nach § 241a BGB

Volume I of the Festschrift in Honor of Professor V.M. Joshi's 70th Birthday

Advances in the Statistical Sciences: Applied Probability, Stochastic Processes, and Sampling Theory

Optimierung der Liquidität durch Cash Pooling als Mittel der konzerninternen Finanzierung in einem GmbH-Konzern

Synthetic Design and Application Principles

Bacterial Sensors

The Master's World-Union Scheme

New Approaches to the Dynamics, Measurement and Economic Implications of Ethnic Diversity

De Symbolis Pythagoreis

Izmenenie koncepcii normal'noj okklüzii w ortodontii

Formicidae)

The Nearctic Species of the Genus Pseudomyrmex (Hymenoptera

Von der Notwendigkeit und Schwierigkeit körperlicher Nähe

BERÜHRUNG

Report Writing in Psychology and Psychiatry

Wer wir wären. Life is a Story - story.one

Peggy Stewart, Navy Girl, at Home

Some Difficult Passages in the First Chapter of 2 Corinthians

Essays in International Law and Policy in Honour of Navanethem Pillay

Protecting Humanity

Laws of the State of New Hampshire

Memoirs Relative to the Campaign of 1788, in Sweden

Elements of Retail Salesmanship

Alexander the Great in the Punjaub From Arrian, Book 5

in large print

L'Abbesse De Castro

Awaiting

Yeni Dünya Rehberi

Dancing Mountain

TEXES Special Education EC-12

The Gossip Columnist's Daughter

’This is a learned and insightful collection of papers, focussed on a theme - categorisation - that has become widely recognized as both culturally informative and philosophically important. Given the range and sophistication of categorisation in the classical Indian tradition, this volume is timely and illuminating. The essays do a fine job of introducing, exploring, and interpreting a myriad of texts and practices of categorisation, and will be of interest not only to specialists and students of Indian philosophy but to those interested more generally in the comparative study of philosophical traditions.’ Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad, Lancaster University, UK  'This wonderful book about classification in Indian philosophy goes to the heart of questions about how we understand the world and the nature of rationality itself. The book is truly interdisciplinary with contributions from philosophers and philologists; it breaks new ground in understanding the concerns of Indian philosophy and their contemporary relevance.' Gavin Flood, Oxford University, UK

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