Review Essay : Epistemological and Ontological Queries Concerning David Carr's Time,Narrative,and History ALBERT P. FELL Queen's University David Carr,Time,Narrative,and History. Indiana University Press,Bloomington/ Indianapolis,1986. Pp. ix,189
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Review Essay : Epistemological and Ontological Queries Concerning David Carr's Time,Narrative,and History ALBERT P. FELL Queen's University David Carr,Time,Narrative,and History. Indiana University Press,Bloomington/ Indianapolis,1986. Pp. ix,189
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