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The Léo Costet Timeline, the 1944 Reading, and the Later Transmission
Contents — 6 chapters
- Scope and Method of the Study
- The Founder of the Modern Synthesis School: The Tradition's Framing
- The 1944 Reading in La Iniciación
- The Interpretive Alignment: Mapping the Reading onto the Later Transmission
- The Léo Costet Timeline, 1901–1970
- Provenance and Critical Appraisal: What Is History and What Is Reception
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