
By D.M. Armstrong
ISBN-10: 0415100313
ISBN-13: 9780415100311
ISBN-10: 0710036345
ISBN-13: 9780710036346
In the preface to this new version, the writer displays at the book's impression and considers it within the gentle of next advancements. He additionally presents a bibliography of the entire key writings to have seemed within the materialist debate.
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