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In Amrei Bahr & Markus Seidel, Ernest Sosa: Targeting His Philosophy. Cham: Springer. pp. 135-146 (2016)
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For me the two-day workshop was an excellent experience. It was very good to be reminded of all those issues that I had grappled with so intensely in earlier years, and I very much appreciated the opportunity to think about them again and to try to put them in perspective with the stimulus of the critical teams’ focused attention. I am very pleased and grateful for the intense attention and challenge to my views, and for the excellent comments. I will do my best to respond with some helpful discussion.

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