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• Psillos, Stathis

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• Philosophy, Ethics and Religion

• Logic

This study is part of a bigger project aiming to unravel the conceptual history of induction. I would like to dedicate it to Dionysis Anapolitanos, former colleague, close friend and philosophe extraordinaire

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