Mind, Volume 84Oxford University Press, 1975 Issues for 1896-1900 contain papers of the Aristotelian Society. |
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... doctrine but if there are I shall not be concerned with them . Now for a series of specific points . The doctrine is not com- mitted to any particular theory about minds , though it is com- mitted to their existence . But whether minds ...
... doctrine but if there are I shall not be concerned with them . Now for a series of specific points . The doctrine is not com- mitted to any particular theory about minds , though it is com- mitted to their existence . But whether minds ...
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... doctrine does assume that it is . I shall in fact take it that the doctrine is correct in this assumption but there is one comment about this which it is worth making . The question can be asked , why should it be knowledge or true ...
... doctrine does assume that it is . I shall in fact take it that the doctrine is correct in this assumption but there is one comment about this which it is worth making . The question can be asked , why should it be knowledge or true ...
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... doctrine the theory of language - games is , in effect , a theory of grammatical kinds : to know to which kind an activity belongs is to know which language - game that activity exemplifies . Now , if this doctrine , once developed , is ...
... doctrine the theory of language - games is , in effect , a theory of grammatical kinds : to know to which kind an activity belongs is to know which language - game that activity exemplifies . Now , if this doctrine , once developed , is ...
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