A Reply to Laura Purdy
Hypatia 1 (1):175 - 178 (1986)
| Abstract | This essay is a response to the comments and critique of Laura Purdy to my earlier paper "Re-Fusing Nature/Nurture" (1983, 621-632). In it I re-emphasize that the traditional nature/nurture dichotomy is based upon an unacceptable ontology and briefly note the type of metaphysic that would serve as a more appropriate basis. | |||||||||
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