The conditionals of deliberation + whither middle knowledge?
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Similar books and articlesKeith DeRose & Richard E. Grandy (1999). Conditional Assertions and "Biscuit" Conditionals. Noûs 33 (3):405-420.
David Basinger (1987). Middle Knowledge and Human Freedom. Faith and Philosophy 4 (3):330-336.
Steven B. Cowan (2003). The Grounding Objection to Middle Knowledge Revisited. Religious Studies 39 (1):93-102.
Frank Jackson (ed.) (1991). Conditionals. Oxford University Press.
R. Gaskin (1993). Conditionals of Freedom and Middle Knowledge. Philosophical Quarterly 44 (173):412-430.
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Keith DeRose (2010). The Conditionals of Deliberation. Mind 119 (473):1-42.
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