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PATRICIA KITCHER AND “KANT’S REAL SELF”
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BELIEF CONTENT AND COMPOSITIONALITY
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ON SARTWELL’S THESIS THAT KNOWLEDGE IS MERELY TRUE BELIEF
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WHY IS THE FIFTH CARTESIAN MEDITATION NECESSARY?
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MORAL THEORY AND THE REFLECTIVE LIFE
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POSITS AND POSITING:
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THE LIMITS OF SELF-INTEREST:
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STROUD AND MOORE ON SKEPTICISM
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RELATIVISM AND JAMES’S PRAGMATIC NOTION OF TRUTH
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THE VERY IDEA OF MORAL TRUTH
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DESCARTES, ERROR, AND THE AESTHETIC-TOTALITY SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF EVIL
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ON THE NATURE OF THE ABSOLUTE:
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TRADING LIVES FOR CONVENIENCE:
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AN ARGUMENT AGAINST TECHNO-PRIVACY
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BLACK’S ‘TWIN GLOBE’ COUNTEREXAMPLE
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KANT AND CLINT:
DIRTY HARRY MEETS THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE
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HUMANS, PERSONS AND SELVES
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SHOULD WE ABANDON EPISTEMIC JUSTIFICATION?
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A DEFENSE OF THE OBJECTS INTERPRETATION OF PLATO’S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF IN REPUBLIC V
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LOCKE, BOYLE, AND THE PERCIEVING OF CORPUSCLES
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