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Philosophy of science / 19th-century philosophy / Doxa / Medieval philosophy / Science / Humanities / Philosophy / Belief / Classical Greek philosophy
Date: 2014-05-27 06:47:00
Philosophy of science
19th-century philosophy
Doxa
Medieval philosophy
Science
Humanities
Philosophy
Belief
Classical Greek philosophy

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