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The case of the exploding perception

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    David Woodruff Smith

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For helpful comments on earlier versions of this paper I wish to thank Romane Clark, Reed Richter, andSynthese editor Esa Saarinen.

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Smith, D.W. The case of the exploding perception. Synthese 41, 239–269 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00869572

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