Abstract
I focus on some of Peter McHugh’s most recent papers. This is work that is not yet widely known, some of which has not even been published as yet. I try to show that while the work does not in any way contradict his life-long commitments, it still has the capacity to be not at all predictable.
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Of the many works that could be cited, see especially Blum and McHugh (1984).
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Raffel, S. Peter McHugh’s Late Work. Hum Stud 33, 289–292 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10746-010-9149-6
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