Replies to Nagel, Pautz, and Railton_2018 Eastern APA
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This handout contains my replies to comments on the Rationality of Perception by Jennifer Nagel, Adam Pautz, and Peter Railton from a symposium at the 2018 Eastern APA in Savannah.Author's Profile
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