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An argument that internalism requires infallibility.

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Title: An argument that internalism requires infallibility.
Authors: Sidelle, Alan, 1960-
Source: Philosophy & Phenomenological Research; July 2001, Vol. 63 Issue 1, p163-179, 17p
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