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It simply does not add up: Trouble with overall similarity
Journal of Philosophy 107 (9):469-490 (2010)
Abstract
Comparative overall similarity lies at the basis of a lot of recent metaphysics and epistemology. It is a poor foundation. Overall similarity is supposed to be an aggregate of similarities and differences in various respects. But there is no good way of combining them all.Author's Profile
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