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Leitgeb (H.)

The Stanford Encyclopedia now has a Carnap entry

Posted on 2020-03-032020-03-03 by awcarus

At close to a hundred thousand words (including all the supplements) I think it sets some sort of record for the Stanford Encyclopedia. Anyway, please have a look and if you notice any mistakes, please let me (or Hannes) know right away (either by e-mail to us or via the comments facility on this site).

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