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Annual Women in the History of Philosophy Lecture: “Rose Rand (1903-1980). From the Archives: Real and Unreal” – Centre for Engaged Philosophy
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I Want to Look Like a Lady, Not Like a Factory Worker' Rose Rand, a Woman Philosopher of the Vienna Circle | SpringerLink
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Rose Rand Papers | Digital Pitt
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Rose Rand: a Woman in Logic
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Christoph Limbeck on Twitter: "Yesterday, 60 years ago, Rose Rand (1903-1980) died in Princeton. Here an article on Rand by Katarina Mihaljevic which appeared today in Austria´s main newspaper: https://t.co/cSvOJFVrEM https://t.co/4hfofDS2J9" /
Rose Rand: Erbitterter Kampf um akademische Anerkennung - Biografieblog - derStandard.at › Wissenschaft
About Rose Rand: Austrian philosopher (1903 - 1980) | Biography, Facts, Career, Life
Rose Rand: Erbitterter Kampf um akademische Anerkennung - Biografieblog - derStandard.at › Wissenschaft
