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The philosophy of Nelson Goodman: selected essays
Catherine Z. Elgin (ed.)
New York: Garland (1997)
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v. 1. Nominalism, constructivism, and relativism in the work of Nelson Goodman -- v. 2. Nelson Goodman's new riddle of induction -- v. 3. Nelson Goodman's philosophy of art -- v. 4. Nelson Goodman's theory of symbols and its applications.Author's Profile
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