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How well do we understand our own societies? Kakonomia again and Kathleen Stock on the perspective of love
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How well do we understand our own societies? In this paper, I raise quite obvious puzzles for Diego Gambetta and Gloria Origgi’s depiction of Italy as a kakonomy and Kathleen Stock’s depiction of ordinary people.Author's Profile
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