The Philosophy of Resemblances

Philosophy 29 (109):146 - 151 (1954)
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This paper is a discussion and a criticism of the account of the Philosophy of Resemblances which appears in the first chapter of Professor H. H. Price's Thinking and Experience

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10.1017/s0031819100066870

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