Аристотель о деньгах и об экономике: предварительные заметки // Aristotle on Money and on Economy: First remarks1
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money; sociology of money; cultural history of money; classical political philosophy; Aristotle; Plato; Ancient Greek monetary history; political ontology; деньги; социология денег; культурная история денег; классическая политическая философия; Аристотель; Платон; история денежного обращения древней Греции; политическая онтология;All these keywords.
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