Cosmic Xerox Machines, Tattoo Removal, and Defining 'Physicalism' (2018)
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Campbell D (2018). Cosmic Xerox Machines, Tattoo Removal, and Defining 'Physicalism'. Victoria University, Wellington: 2018 AAP conference. 08/07/2018-12/07/2018.This citation is automatically generated and may be unreliable. Use as a guide only.
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