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We are happy to invite everyone to a talk by Jonathan Weinberg (Arizona), "Heuristics-Based Critiques of Intuitions & the Ineliminability of Experimental Philosophy".
The online talk takes place on Thursday, July 2nd at 4 PM (CET).
Read more about ONLINE TALK: J. Weinberg on Heuristics-Based Critiques of Intuitions, July 2, 4PM CETISSN (Online): 3052-914X| FID Philosophie
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