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The Question Hume Didn't Ask: Why Should We Accept Deductive Inferences?
In Carlo Cellucci & Paolo Pecere (eds.), Demonstrative and Non-Demonstrative Reasoning in Mathematics and Natural Science. Edizioni dell'Università di Cassino. pp. 207-235 (2006)
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