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Mark Textor on his latest book

20 Friday Oct 2017

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Mark Textor has given an extensive interview to 3AM Magazine on his recently published book Brentano’s Mind (Oxford University Press).

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New book by Mark Textor

11 Wednesday Oct 2017

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Brentano’s Mind is now available for purchase from Oxford University Press. Continue reading →

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