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050			_aB816 _b.M58 1980
245		0	_aChallenges to empiricism _b/ _cedited by Harold Morick
260			_aIndianapolis : _bHackett Publishing Company, _c1980
300			_avi, 329 p. _b; _c22 cm.
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650			_aEmpiricism.Knowledge.
700			_aMorick, Harold
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