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A review of Lorenzo Magnani, 2000, Abduction, reason, and science: Processes of discovery and explanation

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Weinstein, M. A review of Lorenzo Magnani, 2000, Abduction, reason, and science: Processes of discovery and explanation . Studies in Philosophy and Education 23, 283–292 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:SPED.0000028330.83259.25

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