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... claim . In 2.r. the identity claim is totally untenable . After all , the result of the operation is really not much of a dress . In 2.b. , too , the claim , although much more plausible than the claims in 2.r. , 1.b. or 1.c. , is still ...
... claim . In 2.r. the identity claim is totally untenable . After all , the result of the operation is really not much of a dress . In 2.b. , too , the claim , although much more plausible than the claims in 2.r. , 1.b. or 1.c. , is still ...
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... claim to be justified.1 But , more than this , it must be the case that no wedge can be forced between my original claim and the grounds for that claim solely because the explanation of the claim involves a physical or physical cum para ...
... claim to be justified.1 But , more than this , it must be the case that no wedge can be forced between my original claim and the grounds for that claim solely because the explanation of the claim involves a physical or physical cum para ...
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... claim that I confuse ' providing truth conditions . . . for a sentence ' and ' provid- ing a translation . . . of a sentence ' ( Boër , p . 265 ) . The other is the claim that the notion of a ' language game ' cannot be used to ...
... claim that I confuse ' providing truth conditions . . . for a sentence ' and ' provid- ing a translation . . . of a sentence ' ( Boër , p . 265 ) . The other is the claim that the notion of a ' language game ' cannot be used to ...
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