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Peace and Homo Viator

Homo Viator, Puer in Patria: On Ferdinand Ulrich’s Philosophical Anthropology of Childhood

D. C. Schindler

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Communio - Fall-Winter 2018 - Peace and Homo Viator
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Volume 45.3-4

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