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Douglas N. Husak

Philosophical Topics 18 (1):79-99 (1990) Copy BIBT_EX

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Rutgers - New Brunswick

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Punishment in Criminal Law in Philosophy of Law

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Analytic Philosophy General Interest Philosophy of Mind

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