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Identity and Metaphor a Phenomenological Theory of Polysemy

James M. EdieNorthwestern University
Pages 32-41 | Published online: 21 Oct 2014

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Robert E. Haskell. (1978) An Analogic Model of Small Group Behavior. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy 28:1, pages 27-54.
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