Possibility, necessity, and existence: Abbagnano and his predecessors

Philadelphia: Temple University Press (1992)
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In this systematic historical analysis, Nino Langiulli focuses on a key philosophical issue, possibility, as it is refracted through the thought of the Italian ...

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B3611.A234.L36 1992

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