Chapitre II. Thomas Price : voir et savoir, ou du bon usage de la comparaison
Culturally all peoples are capable of comparing each other with relative disinterest, but politically there is rarely the opportunity and almost never the prescription to do so.J. Boon« I say, then, what we want is to know the Celt and his genius ; not to exalt him or abase him, but to know him » (j...
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Presses universitaires de Rennes
2002
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