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Volume 37, Issue 2

April 2020

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ISSN 0740-0675

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PERCEIVING LIFE AS GOOD AND OUR OWN: ARISTOTLE ON SUNAISTHĒSIS

Allison Murphy

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PETER OF PALUDE AND THE FIERY FURNACE

Zita V. Toth

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ON SOME LEIBNIZIAN ARGUMENTS FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF SUFFICIENT REASON

Stephen Harrop

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BERKELEY ON PERCEPTUAL DISCRIMINATION OF PHYSICAL OBJECTS

Keota Fields

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CHOOSING FOR NO REASON? AN OLD OBJECTION TO FREEDOM OF INDIFFERENCE

Sonja Schierbaum

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