Mind, Volume 84Oxford University Press, 1975 Issues for 1896-1900 contain papers of the Aristotelian Society. |
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... distinction , essentially a distinction between positive and negative occurrence of terms , is a key distinction that can be extended even to proposi- tional logic . We have seen that distribution values figure as conditions . of ...
... distinction , essentially a distinction between positive and negative occurrence of terms , is a key distinction that can be extended even to proposi- tional logic . We have seen that distribution values figure as conditions . of ...
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... distinction . This distinction is famously that between reporting , describing or asserting one's inner states in language and expressing them in behaviour . I argue here , first , that the latter distinction is a real one . Secondly ...
... distinction . This distinction is famously that between reporting , describing or asserting one's inner states in language and expressing them in behaviour . I argue here , first , that the latter distinction is a real one . Secondly ...
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... distinctions to be able to understand colour distinctions without colour words . We must be able to understand a sense of ' distinction ' without qualification , indeed without the word ' distinction ' and without language.1 Perhaps ...
... distinctions to be able to understand colour distinctions without colour words . We must be able to understand a sense of ' distinction ' without qualification , indeed without the word ' distinction ' and without language.1 Perhaps ...
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