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|a Contents -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 FINITUDE AND LIMITATIONS(ON UNREALIZABLE ASPIRATIONS) -- Chapter 2 -- ON COGNITIVE FINITUDE:IGNORANCE AND ERROR -- Chapter 3 SCEPTICISM AND FINITUDE -- Chapter 4 LIMITS OF COGNITIONA LEIBNIZIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THEQUANTITATIVE DISCREPANCYBETWEEN LINGUISTIC TRUTHAND OBJECTIVE FACT -- Chapter 5 COGNITIVE PROGRESS AND ITSCOMPLICATIONS -- Chapter 6 AGAINST SCIENTIFIC INSOLUBILIA -- Chapter 7 THE PROBLEM OF UNKNOWABLE FACTS -- Chapter 8 EPISTEMIC INSOLUBILIA AND COGNITIVE FINITUDE -- Chapter 9 CAN COMPUTERS OVERCOME OURCOGNITIVE FINITUDE?
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