Physical Metempiric
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"Physical Metempiric" explores the intersection of physical science and metaphysics. Alfred Barratt delves into the philosophical underpinnings of scientific inquiry, examining the limits and possibilities of empirical knowledge. This book offers a rigorous analysis of the relationship between the physical world and abstract thought, making it essential reading for philosophers and scientists alike.
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