Further Reflections on the First Part of the Third Way

Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 20:166-174 (1971)
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PROFESSOR N D O’Donoghue’s kindly critical, and appreciated, response to my article, ‘The First Part of the Third Way’. is most deserving of a response in turn. I offer the following reflections.

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