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A Brief History of the Philosophy of Time£84.00 Adrian Bardon 9780199976454 |
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A Brief History of the Philosophy of Time£22.99 Adrian Bardon 9780199301089 |
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A Future for Presentism£39.49 Craig Bourne 9780199568215 |
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A Future for Presentism£65.00 Craig Bourne 9780199212804 |
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A Metaphysics for Freedom£31.99 Helen Steward 9780198706465 |
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A Metaphysics for Freedom£63.00 Helen Steward 9780199552054 |
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A Metaphysics for the MobThe Philosophy of George Berkeley £72.00 John Russell Roberts 9780195313932 |
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A Minimal LibertarianismFree Will and the Promise of Reduction £83.00 Christopher Evan Franklin 9780190682781 |
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A Miracle CreedThe Principle of Optimality in Leibniz's Physics and Philosophy £47.99 Jeffrey K. McDonough 9780197629079 |
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A Model of the UniverseSpace-Time, Probability, and Decision £47.99 Storrs McCall 9780198236221 |
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A Model of the UniverseSpace-Time, Probability, and Decision £51.00 Storrs McCall 9780198240532 |
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A Naïve Realist Theory of Colour£61.00 Keith Allen 9780198755364 |
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A Priori Justification£54.00 Albert Casullo 9780195304183 |
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A Priori Justification£86.00 Albert Casullo 9780195115055 |
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A Slap in the FaceWhy Insults Hurt—And Why They Shouldn't £19.99 William B. Irvine 9780199934454 |
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A Subject With No ObjectStrategies for Nominalistic Interpretation of Mathematics £91.00 John P. Burgess, Gideon Rosen 9780198236153 |
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A Subject With No ObjectStrategies for Nominalistic Interpretation of Mathematics £52.00 John P. Burgess, Gideon Rosen 9780198250128 |
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A Survey of Metaphysics£44.99 E. J. Lowe 9780198752530 |
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A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge£32.99 George Berkeley, Jonathan Dancy 9780198751618 |
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A Treatise of Human NatureBeing an Attempt to Introduce the Experimental Method of Reasoning into Moral Subjects £32.99 David Hume, David Fate Norton, Mary J. Norton 9780198751724 |
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