Avoiding Triadic Reductionism: Serial Tetrads - a Useful Concept for Studying Connected Relationships

E Holmen; Ann-Charlott Pedersen

Avoiding Triadic Reductionism: Serial Tetrads - a Useful Concept for Studying Connected Relationships
Paper in proceeding, 2000

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E Holmen

Ann-Charlott Pedersen

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Proceedings from the 16th IMP International Conference, Bath, England, September 2000

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Avoiding Triadic Reductionism: Serial Tetrads - a Useful Concept for Studying Connected Relationships Paper in proceeding, 2000