Review of Richard Pettigrew’s Choosing for Changing Selves - Richard Pettigrew, Choosing for Changing Selves. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2020), 272 pp., $72.00 (hardcover; also available as an e-book) [Book Review]

Philosophy of Science 89 (2):398-401 (2022)
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