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The Argument from Vagueness
Philosophy Compass 5 (10):891-901 (2010)
Abstract
A presentation of the Lewis-Sider argument from vagueness for unrestricted composition and possible responses.Author's Profile
Daniel Z. Korman
University of California, Santa Barbara
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