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Volume 15, Number 4, October 1977Table of Contents
- Hume on Space (and Time)
- pp. 387-394
- A Case for Hume's Nonutilitarianism
- pp. 423-435
- Descartes (review)
- pp. 468-471
- David Hume (review)
- pp. 478-480
- François Hemsterhuis (review)
- pp. 480-482
- On Materialism (review)
- pp. 495-497
- Volume Contents List
- pp. 501-502
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