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Abstract:
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"This book presents a series of discussions about the life of ideas. There is, as is well known, a generational gap between the two authors and protagonists. There is also a difference in what could be named as their coefficient of centrality within this scope of study. It must be clear from the beginning, that the question related to eidetic studies belongs to Devés. My personal role in this adventure has been of an empathetic and critical reader who, having the opportunity to talk on several occasions with the author, wants to better understand his proposal, so as to eventually help with its clarification and development."
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