Mind, Volume 84Oxford University Press, 1975 Issues for 1896-1900 contain papers of the Aristotelian Society. |
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... tion is coherent or incoherent is solely a matter of what it says— the fact that it says what it does , is alone sufficient to make it co- herent , or incoherent , as the case may be . So the fact that the negation of an analytic ...
... tion is coherent or incoherent is solely a matter of what it says— the fact that it says what it does , is alone sufficient to make it co- herent , or incoherent , as the case may be . So the fact that the negation of an analytic ...
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... tion upon a single variable , specifically the class determined by ' xex ' or its variations . It should be remembered that although Quine accepts class abstracts of the forms ' x ( x = x ) ' and ' î ( xex ) ' -which should properly be ...
... tion upon a single variable , specifically the class determined by ' xex ' or its variations . It should be remembered that although Quine accepts class abstracts of the forms ' x ( x = x ) ' and ' î ( xex ) ' -which should properly be ...
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... tion , D ' , to appear as the apodosis of a causal law . Against E2 , the TVA claims no action description is likely to appear in a well confirmed causal law . For E3 , then , D ' cannot be an action descrip- tion , and this , according ...
... tion , D ' , to appear as the apodosis of a causal law . Against E2 , the TVA claims no action description is likely to appear in a well confirmed causal law . For E3 , then , D ' cannot be an action descrip- tion , and this , according ...
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