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Nāgārjuna as anti-realist

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    Mark Siderits

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In writing this paper I Profited greatly from numerous discussions with Mark Timmons concerning anti-realism and the nature of justification.

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Siderits, M. Nāgārjuna as anti-realist. J Indian Philos 16, 311–325 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00160698

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