ANTON GOLOPENȚIA, Rapsodia epistolară. Scrisori primite și trimise de Anton Golopenția (1923-1950), vol. I, București, Editura Albatros, 2004, 494 p.

Iordan Datcu

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Datcu, I. (2005). ANTON GOLOPENȚIA, Rapsodia epistolară. Scrisori primite și trimise de Anton Golopenția (1923-1950), vol. I, București, Editura Albatros, 2004, 494 p . Sociologie Românească, 3(2), 205-208. Retrieved from https://revistasociologieromaneasca.ro/sr/article/view/863

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