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Phenomenological Contextualism and the Finitude of Knowing
The Humanistic Psychologist 46 (2):204-210 (2018)
Abstract
When faced with the complexity of an intersubjective system, in which one is oneself implicated, an epistemic humility that recognizes and respects the finitude of knowing is essential.Author's Profile
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