Paradoxes 6: The Paradox of inference: Clark Paradoxes

Think 2 (6):63-65 (2004)
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In this regular series Michael Clark, editor of the journal Analysis, presents a number of the most intriguing philosophical paradoxes. Here we examine the paradox of inference.

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