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Danielle Oosthuizen

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  •  55
    The Role of Models in Psychology
    Philosophy Today 5 (2): 142-150. 1961.
    Philosophy of Psychology
  •  63
    Thinking-ladders: A suggested out for a set of puzzles
    Philosophical Papers 1 (1): 11-26. 1972.
    No abstract
    Philosophy of Linguistics
  •  47
    About 'about'
    Philosophical Papers 2 (1): 16-31. 1973.
  •  86
    Popper, Plato and plans
    Philosophical Papers 1 (2): 67-81. 1972.
    No abstract
    Plato and Other PhilosophersPopper and Other Philosophers
  •  49
    The sceptical chemist and the unwise philosopher
    Rhodes University. 1960.
    Rhodes University Libraries
  •  23
    The Ethics of illegal action and other essays
    Spro-cas / Ravan. 1973.
  •  93
    The role of imagination in judgments of fact
    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 29 (1): 34-58. 1968.
    Imagination, Misc
  •  328
    Phenomenological psychology
    Mind 79 (October): 487-501. 1970.
    Logical BehaviorismEuropean Philosophy20th Century Continental Philosophy20th Century German Philoso…Read more
    Logical BehaviorismEuropean Philosophy20th Century Continental Philosophy20th Century German PhilosophyPhenomenologyEdmund Husserl
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