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COMPTON 196 Contemporary Science COHEN, NAOMI G., Philo Judaeus: JOHNDILLON 197 His Universe ofDiscourse CONWAY, DANIELJ., Nietzsche's STANLEY ROSEN 198 Dangerous Game: Philosophy in the Twilight ofthe Idols COOK, DEBORAH, The Culture lOHN DURHAM PETERS 200 Industry Revisited: Theodor W. Adorno on Mass Culture COOK, ROGER F., By the Rivers of MARTIN BIDNEY 201 Babyion: Heinrich Heine's Late Songs and Reflections COOPER, LAURENCE D., Rousseau, TIMOTHY O'HAGAN 202 Nature, and the Problem ofthe Good Life COUTURE, JOCEYLNE AND KAI NIELSEN, eds., JOHNT. WILCOX 204 On the Relevance ofMetaethics: New Essays on Metaethics CRANSTON, MAURICE, The Solitary Self- HARVEY CHISICK 206 Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Exile and Adversity CRESSWELL, DENNIS R., St. Augustine's WILLIAM E. 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