The language we speak is a classificatory one: In computerese, it is digital rather than analog.
An edition of Scientific Essentialism (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy)
(2001)
Scientific Essentialism (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy)
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by Brian Ellis
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