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The self, the Lord, and the other : the significance of reflexive pronoun constructions in the letters of Paul, with a comparison to the "Discourses" of Epictetus

Michael Gorman

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Key concepts: Pronoun, Reflexivity, Reflexive pronoun, Linguistics, Philosophy, Literature, History, Psychology

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