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: The Leiter ReportsThe Causal Theory of Reference Comes to the NY Times
By Brian Leiter
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Errol Morris continues his Kuhn/Kripke saga. I must say that, on a quick read, the level of discussion seems quite impressive. Thoughts from readers? Signed comments will be strongly preferred.Full post as published by The Leiter Reports on March 08, 2011 (boomark / email).
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