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Scepticism and Reasonable Doubt:
The British Naturalist Tradition in Wilkins, Hume, Reid, and Newman
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THEODORE KISIEL, THE GENESIS OF HEIDEGGER’S BEING AND TIME
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DAVID FATE NORTON, ed., THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO HUME
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ROBERT KANE, THROUGH THE MORAL MAZE
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MAY SIM, ED., THE CROSSROADS OF NORM AND NATURE
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JOHN KULTGEN, AUTONOMY AND INTERVENTION
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E. F. PAUL, F. D. MILLER, & J PAUL, EDS., PROPERTY RIGHTS
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JOHN J. STUHR, ED., PHILOSOPHY AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CULTURE
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KATHLEEN HANEY, INTERSUBJECTNITY REVISITED
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FRANK SCHALOW, THE RENEWAL OF THE HEIDEGGER-KANT DIALOGUE
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RANDALL C. MORRIS, PROCESS PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGY: THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT OF ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD AND CHARLES HARTSHORNE
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Robert Levy
KENNETH LAINE KETNER, ED., PEIRCE AND CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT: PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRIES
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DEBRA NAILS, AGORA, ACADEMY, AND THE CONDUCT OF PHILOSOPHY
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Jane Duran
JONATHAN KVANVIG, ED., WARRANT IN CONTEMPORARY EPISTEMOLOIGY
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Douglas Browning
JOSEPH MARGOLIS, HISTORIED THOUGHT, CONSTRUCTED WORLD: A CONCEPTUAL PRIMER FOR THE TURN OF THE MILLENIUM
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ROBERT KANE, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FREE WILL
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CHARLES E. REAGAN, PAUL RICOEUR: HIS LIFE AND HIS WORK
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MARIE-LUISE SCHUBERT KALSI, ALEXIUS MEINGONG’S ELEMENTS OF ETHICS
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GEORGE W. HARRIS, DIGNITY AND VULNERABILITY: STRENGTH AND QUALITY OF CHARACTER
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LARRY HICKMAN, JOHN DEWEY’S PRAGMATIC TECHNOLOGY
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