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Subjectivity and "subjectality": A response
Philosophy East and West 49 (2):174-183 (1999)
Abstract
Li Zehou responds personally to the analyses of his ideas by Chong and Cauvel, acknowledging their summary evaluation while restating the main ideas of his publications, using his own vocabularyMy notes
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