Psychology According to Shakespeare
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Psychology According to Shakespeare
What You Can Learn about Human Nature from Shakespeare's Great Plays
Johnson, Robert L., Ph.D; Zimbardo, Philip G.
Prometheus Books
06/2024
344
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Inglês
9781633889606
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