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Metaphilosophy and Its Consequences
Metaphilosophy is an especially contested branch of philosophy and, like most of its adjacent branches, is highly problematic metaphysically and epistemologically. In this paper, I will attempt to clear the air regarding at least one central notion of this “philosophy of philosophy," namely what metaphilosophy is, and will hopefully come to show another distinct perspective: the consequences of metaphilosophy and its potentiality.
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