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Are percepts in the brain?
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 20 (1):46 – 75 (1942)
Abstract
“For the most valuable is not he who leads his pupils to depend upon him, but he who leads those whom he instructs to beable to criticise their teacher. “My notes
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