Naive perception, Cartesian scepticism, and the model-theoretic arguments

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Tim Button (Cambridge) gives a talk at the Workshop on ”Putnam's Model-Theoretic Arguments" (May 23, 2013) titled "Naive perception, Cartesian scepticism, and the model-theoretic arguments".

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Naive perception, Cartesian scepticism, and the model-theoretic arguments

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Naive perception, Cartesian scepticism, and the model-theoretic arguments

Tim Button (Cambridge)

Naive perception, Cartesian scepticism, and the model-theoretic arguments