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19 results found
| no | title | author | magazine | year | volume | issue | page(s) | type |
| 1 | Announcements |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 147-147 |
article |
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| 2 | A Note on Non-Indicatives |
HORNSBY, JENNIFER |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 92-99 |
article |
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| 3 | Book reviews |
LOWE, E. J. |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 135-138 |
article |
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| 4 | Book Reviews |
DANTO, ARTHUR C. |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 127-129 |
article |
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| 5 | Book-Reviews |
MISAK, CHERYL |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 138-140 |
article |
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| 6 | Book Reviews |
WALKER, RALPH C. S. |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 130-135 |
article |
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| 7 | Book Reviews |
WOODS, MICHAEL |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 140-143 |
article |
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| 8 | Books Received |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 144-146 |
article |
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| 9 | Cohen on Corroboration |
FALK, ARTHUR |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 110-115 |
article |
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| 10 | Conditional Credence |
PRICE, HUW |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 18-36 |
article |
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| 11 | Critical Notice |
CARGILE, JAMES |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 116-126 |
article |
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| 12 | Kripke's Sceptical Paradox: Normativeness and Meaning |
COATES, PAUL |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 77-80 |
article |
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| 13 | On Things Not Being What They Appear |
BROWN, GEOFFREY |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 107-109 |
article |
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| 14 | Reply to Simons on Coincidence |
NOONAN, HAROLD W. |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 100-104 |
article |
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| 15 | Rigid Designation and the Contingency of Identity |
GALLOIS, ANDRÉ |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 57-76 |
article |
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| 16 | The Millions of Men in My Shoes |
HARRIS, N. G. E. |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 105-106 |
article |
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| 17 | The Subjective Qualities of Experience |
TYE, MICHAEL |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 1-17 |
article |
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| 18 | Vague Identity |
RASMUSSEN, STIG ALSTRUP |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 81-91 |
article |
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| 19 | Why We Are Responsible for Our Emotions* |
SCHLOSSBERGER, EUGENE |
1986 |
LIX | 377 |
p. 37-56 |
article |
19 results found
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