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  1. Ramona Cormier (1979). The Literary Writer as Reformer. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 38 (1):75-80.
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  2. Ramona Cormier (1976). Some Implications of the Aesthetic Theory of Camus. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 35 (2):181-187.
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  3. Ramona Cormier (1975). Indeterminancy and Aesthetic Theory. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 33 (3):285-292.
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  4. Ramona Cormier (1975). Process and the Escape From Nihilism. Tulane Studies in Philosophy 24:1-11.
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  5. Ramona Cormier (1974). Difference and Uniqueness in Aesthetic Theory. British Journal of Aesthetics 14 (2):106-114.
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  6. Ramona Cormier (1970). Encounter; an Introduction to Philosophy. [Glenview, Ill.]Scott, Foresman.
     
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  7. Ramona Cormier (1970). The Concept of “Isolation” in Contemporary Aesthetic Theory. Tulane Studies in Philosophy 19:1-19.
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  8. Ramona Cormier (1969). History, The Sciences, and Uniqueness. Tulane Studies in Philosophy 18:1-16.
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  9. Ramona Cormier (1966). Objectivity in Historical Writing: A Review of Edward Hallett Carr'sWhat Is History? [REVIEW] Southern Journal of Philosophy 4 (4):293-299.
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  10. Ramona Cormier (1961). The Understanding of the Past. Tulane Studies in Philosophy 10:47-58.
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