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Review of Doris Olin's Paradox [Book Review]
Philosophy in Review (6):422-424 (2005)
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Doris Olin's Paradox is a very helpful book for those who want to be introduced to the philosophical treatment of paradoxes, or for those who already have knowledge of the general area and would like to have a helpful resource book.Author's Profile
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