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Acknowledgements. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 5.
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Time has not stood still. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 9–21.
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Incestuous relationships. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 59–66.
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Symbol as a bond. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 52–58.
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Conclusion. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 78–79.
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Iris Murdoch in Czech. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 22–25.
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Artist-saint relationships. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 31–42.
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Introduction. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 7–8.
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Attention to otherness - love. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 67–77.
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Notes. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 80–84.
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Power relationships. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 43–51.
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Bibliography. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 85–89.
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Franková, Milada.
Human relationships. In: Franková, Milada. Human relationships in the novels of Iris Murdoch.
1995, pp. 26–30.
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Flašar, Martin.
Poème électronique. In: Flašar, Martin. Poème électronique, 1958 : Le Corbusier, E. Varèse, I. Xenakis.
2012, pp. 98–143.
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Flašar, Martin.
Summary. In: Flašar, Martin. Poème électronique, 1958 : Le Corbusier, E. Varèse, I. Xenakis.
2012, pp. 148.
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