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In Search of Intuition
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 98 (3):465-480 (2019)
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What are intuitions? Stereotypical examples may suggest that they are the results of common intellectual reflexes. But some intuitions defy the stereotype: there are hard-won intuitions that take d...Author's Profile
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