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•Busley, Hermann-Joseph (1930-) [Delete]
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Systematic Thesaurus: Geography Time Topics Autoren/A-Z

Systematic Thesaurus

Topics
         Geistes- und Wissensgeschichte  [+]   129616x
             Philosophy  [+]   51087x
                Synonym: Ideengeschichte
                 (Neu)Platonismus  [+]   1888x
                 Aristotelismus  [+]   2481x
                 Augustinismus  [+]   1325x
                 Scholastik  [+]   4568x
                         Averroismus  [+]   361x
                         Franziskanerschule und Scotismus  [+]   708x
                         Thomismus  [+]   567x
                 Humanism  [+]   2947x
                 Erkenntnistheorie  [+]   1600x
                 Geschichtsphilosophie  [+]   158x
                 Logik  [+]   1140x
                 Metaphysik  [+]   3797x
                 Naturphilosophie  [+]   490x
                 Politische Theorie  [+]   940x
                 Sittenlehre, Ethik  [+]   3406x

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The systematic thesaurus of the OPAC is a hierachical collection of all descriptors which are used to categorize entries of the database concerning topics, time and geography. You can browse the descriptors by using the systematic tree view or the alphabetic register or by doing a text search on all descriptors.

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