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Volume 15, Number 4, 1 October 2001
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Editor"s introduction: truth from the perspective of comparative world philosophy
pp. 263-273(11)
Author: Maffie J.

How important is truth to epistemology and knowledge? Some answers from comparative philosophy
pp. 275-283(9)
Author: Scharfstein B-A.

Just how provincial is Western philosophy? "Truth" in comparative context
pp. 285-297(13)
Author: Hall D. L.

Native numeracy in tropical America
pp. 299-317(19)
Author: Brotherston G.

Truth and Native American epistemology
pp. 319-334(16)
Authors: Hester L.; Cheney J.

A "Broken People" defend science: reconstructing the Deweyan Buddha of India"s dalits
pp. 335-365(31)
Author: Nanda M.

The role of truth when communicating knowledge across epistemic difference
pp. 367-378(12)
Author: Bergin L. A.

Book reviews
pp. 379-416(38)

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