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Smell identification and the role of labels
Philosophical Psychology (forthcoming)
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1. Historically, our sense of smell has been deemed informationally impoverished, not very discerning, subjective, ineffable, and generally of little value (for an overview, see e.g., Barwich, 2020...Author's Profile
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