Words / paper / 2010
Reference / full citation
Michele Pasin. How do philosophers think their own discipline? Reports from a knowledge elicitation experiment - European Philosophy and Computing conference, ECAP10 Munich, Germany October 2010 . PDF
Where / Munich, Germany
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