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You have chosen 'Three Varieties of Knowledge' by Donald Davidson, 'Human, All Too Human' by Friedrich Nietzsche and 'Notice of Fine's 'Limits of Abstraction'' by R Cook / P Ebert
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1051 | 1. | Philosophy |
623 | 2. | Reason |
626 | 3. | Truth |
784 | 4. | Formal Logic |
1242 | 5. | Theory of Logic |
1188 | 6. | Mathematics |
1041 | 7. | Existence |
881 | 8. | Modes of Existence |
1527 | 9. | Objects |
799 | 10. | Modality |
485 | 11. | Knowledge Aims |
710 | 12. | Knowledge Sources |
633 | 13. | Knowledge Criteria |
674 | 14. | Science |
546 | 15. | Nature of Minds |
493 | 16. | Persons |
495 | 17. | Mind and Body |
858 | 18. | Thought |
835 | 19. | Language |
313 | 20. | Action |
270 | 21. | Aesthetics |
972 | 22. | Metaethics |
990 | 23. | Ethics |
923 | 24. | Political Theory |
750 | 25. | Social Practice |
992 | 26. | Natural Theory |
718 | 27. | Natural Reality |
428 | 28. | God |
302 | 29. | Religion |