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Everything, More or Less: A Defence of Generality Relativism, by J. P. Studd [Book Review]
Mind 131 (524):1311-1321 (2021)
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The long-standing dispute between absolutists and relativists traditionally focuses on whether there are absolute truths, absolute epistemic norms, and absolute.Author's Profile
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