Introduction.

An introduction to several papers on a various issues within the scope of the late Irish philosopher John J. Cleary's interests, including the context principle and actual infinite, that were presented at a conference held at the Trinity College Dublin in Ireland on May 27-29, 2010 is presented.

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Published in:Hermathena no. 190; pp. 5 - 10
Main Authors: Larsen, Peter D., Kaklamanou, Eleni
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Published: Trinity College, Dublin Summer2011
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