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Kant's theory of knowledge Bird Graham an outline of one central argument in the critique of pure reason

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Bird Graham

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TextLanguage: English Series: International library of philosophy and scientific method ed by A J AyerPublication details: New York Routledge and Kegan Paul U. S. A. 1962Subject(s):

PHILOSOPHY

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R3xL24:3:9, K2-;3 (RD)

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