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• Guidelines:Readers
  ...wers of the respective journal decide whether a paper is publishable, only readers decide whether the modifications suggested in that paper are [[Theory Accep The fate of any suggested modification is being decided by readers like you. If there is overwhelming consensus concerning a modification, the
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• Modification talk:Example
  ...Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:Overgaard-2016-001
  ...Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:Sebastien-2016-001
  ...Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:Sebastien-2016-002
  ...Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:Blabla-2016-001
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-0004
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:HakobBarseghyan-MirkaLoiselle-NicholasOvergaard--2016-001
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-0002
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-001
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-002
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-003
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Modification talk:2016-0001
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Template:ModificationTalk
  Please follow the instructions in the [[Guidelines:Readers|guidelines for readers]].
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• Aristotle (1984)
  ...ke the surviving works of Aristotle readily accessible to English speaking readers. ...ke the surviving works of Aristotle readily accessible to English speaking readers.
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• Cottingham (Ed.) (1992)
  ...d nonspecialists. One aim of the series is to dispel the intimidation such readers often feel when faced with the work of a difficult and challenging thinker. New readers and nonspecialists will find this the most comprehensive and accessible gui
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• Baigrie (Ed.) (2003)
  ...el science in new and different directions. Useful as a reference work for readers interested in the sciences.
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• Bschir and Shaw (Eds.) (2021)
  ...ntism, and the role of expertise in public policy. The volume will provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the topics which Feyerabend engaged with t
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• Hoyningen-Huene (2006)
  ...as “the DJ distinction” (where I may note, for potentially misled younger readers, that this “DJ” has nothing to do with the music business). This paper
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• Downing (2013)
  ...hysics, morals, economics, and medicine. Although many of Berkeley's first readers greeted him with incomprehension, he influenced both Hume and Kant, and is
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• Norton and Taylor (Eds.) (2009)
  to a major philosopher. The series aims to dispel the intimidation that readers may feel when faced with the work of a challenging thinker. David Hume is n
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