La naturaleza del fascismo i Europa en descomposición, per Karl Polanyi (trad. Fernando Soler)

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  • Jorge Negro Asensio Universitat de València
  • Fernando Gil Sánchez

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.9.1.24281

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Reseña, nota crítica / Ressenya, nota crítica / Review, Critical Notice

Polanyi, Karl 2020, La naturaleza del fascismo, selecció, traducció i notes de Fernando Soler, Barcelona: Virus. ISBN 978-84-1787-001-0, 256 pàgines 

Polanyi, Karl 2021, Europa en descomposición, selecció, traducció i notes de Fernando Soler, pròleg de Rafael Poch, Barcelona: Virus. ISBN 978-84-1787- 009-6, 192 pàgines

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2022-05-30

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Negro Asensio, J., & Gil Sánchez, F. (2022). La naturaleza del fascismo i Europa en descomposición, per Karl Polanyi (trad. Fernando Soler). Quaderns De Filosofia, 9(1), 237–242. https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.9.1.24281
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Vol. 9 No. 1 (2022): Emotions in Conceptual History. History as an Emotion

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