Expression and Empathy

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Expression and Empathy. / Zahavi, Dan.

Folk Psychology Re-Assessed. red. / Daniel Hutto; Matthew Ratcliffe. Dordrecht : Springer, 2007. s. 25-40.

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Harvard

Zahavi, D 2007, Expression and Empathy. i D Hutto & M Ratcliffe (red), Folk Psychology Re-Assessed. Springer, Dordrecht, s. 25-40.

APA

Zahavi, D. (2007). Expression and Empathy. I D. Hutto, & M. Ratcliffe (red.), Folk Psychology Re-Assessed (s. 25-40). Springer.

Vancouver

Zahavi D. Expression and Empathy. I Hutto D, Ratcliffe M, red., Folk Psychology Re-Assessed. Dordrecht: Springer. 2007. s. 25-40

Author

Zahavi, Dan. / Expression and Empathy. Folk Psychology Re-Assessed. red. / Daniel Hutto ; Matthew Ratcliffe. Dordrecht : Springer, 2007. s. 25-40

Bibtex

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