The Genealogy of Knowledge. A Darwinian approach to epistemology and philosophy of knowledge. [Studies in General Philosophy of Science, 4.]

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BUSKES, Christiaan Jozef Johannes.: - The Genealogy of Knowledge. A Darwinian approach to epistemology and philosophy of knowledge. [Studies in General Philosophy of Science, 4.]