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Stubborn fact and creative advance

Thomas E. Hosinski

1993

America and the future of theology

William A. Beardslee

1967

Logic, God, and metaphysics

Harris, James F.

1992

An approach to the metaphysics of Plato through the Parmenides

William F. Lynch

1959

Time machines

Paul J. Nahin

1993

The strangeness of the ordinary

Robert C. Coburn

1990

Du monde clos à l'univers infini

Alexandre Koyré

1957

The Child As A Cartesian Thinker

Eugene V. Subbotsky

1996

Being and meaning

Ian E. Thompson

1981

Towards non-being

Graham Priest

2005

Identität und Differenz

Martin Heidegger

1957

Religion and the One

Frederick Charles Copleston

1982

The Texture of Being

Kenneth L. Schmitz

2007

Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten

Manuel García Morente, Manuel García Manuel García Morente, Jhon Duran et al.

1895

Prolegomena

Immanuel Kant

1883

Discourse on metaphysics

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

1902

Introduction to metaphysics

Richard Polt, Gregory Fried, Martin Heidegger

1961

The metaphysical foundations of modern physical science

Edwin A. Burtt

1923

Metaphysics

Josiah Royce

1998

Pathmarks

Martin Heidegger

1998

The Idol and Distance

Jean-Luc Marion

2001

World hypotheses

Stephen C. Pepper

1942

Metaphysics

D. W. Hamlyn

1984

From physics to metaphysics

Michael Redhead

1995

Form and reason

Edward C. Halper

1993

The felt meanings of the world

Quentin Smith

1986

Before philosophy, the intellectual adventure of ancient man

John Albert Wilson, Thorkild Jacobsen, Henri Frankfort et al.

1946

Plato's thought in the making

J. E. Raven

1965

The nature of metaphysical thinking

Dorothy Mary Emmet

1945

The end of philosophy

Martin Heidegger

1973

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