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Smell identification and the role of labels
Philosophical Psychology (forthcoming)
Abstract
1. Historically, our sense of smell has been deemed informationally impoverished, not very discerning, subjective, ineffable, and generally of little value (for an overview, see e.g., Barwich, 2020...Author's Profile
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