Multiple Choice
As a way of fixing belief, Peirce's a priori method relies heavily on
A) belief perseverance
B) drawing conclusions from making systematic observations of nature
C) relying on the expertise of others
D) convincing others through logical arguments
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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