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Are We Paraconsistent? On the Luca-Penrose Argument and the Computational Theory of Mind

auslegung: a journal of philosophy
doi 10.17161/auslegung.v27i1.12649
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November 20, 2019

Authors
Jason L. Megill
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The University of Kansas


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