First example
This reference was found in the Wikipedia article on Hountondi.
Abiola Irele, Francis (2001). "5. Hountondji". In Arrington, Robert L. (ed.). A Companion to the Philosophers. Oxford: Blackwell. ISBN 0-631-22967-1.
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The norm of universalism in sciences: Social origin and gender of researchers in Denmark
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THE PITFALLS OF BEING DIFFERENT
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DIOGENES (131) , pp.46-56
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