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15.6.22 Book review: The Invention of Humanity (Stuurman 2017)
Stuurman, Siep (2017). The invention of humanity: Equality and cultural difference in world history. Harvard University Press. This is an important book that, in my opinion, ought to be read by everyone who is seriously interested in greater equality, or … Continue reading →
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The unpublished notebooks of J. M. Korhonen 