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Filling a Typical Gap in a Regress Argument
Logique and Analyse 54 (216):589-597 (2011)
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In this paper I fix a typical regress argument, locate a typical gap in the argument, and try to supply a number of gap-filling readings of its first premise.Author's Profile
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