Argumentation May 1994

Social epistemology and reflexivity: Two versions of how to be really useful

Malcolm Ashmore Loughborough University
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Argumentation
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1994-05-01
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10.1007/bf00733367
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  1. Fuller (1994)
    The social epistemologist in search of a position from which to argue
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