The Evolving Self : problem and process in human development

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The Evolving Self : problem and process in human development

Kegan, Robert

Type of material - book

Publication and manufacture - Cambridge (Massachusetts) ; London : Harvard University Press, cop. 1982

Language - english

ISBN - 0-674-27231-5

COBISS.SR-ID - 188632588

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Пијаже, Жан, 1896-1980 | Развојна психологија

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Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade	Beograd 6 - Savski venac	FFBG	outside loan 1 cop.
National Library of Serbia, Belgrade	Beograd 32 - Vračar	NBS	reading room 1 cop.

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