Mind, Volume 81Oxford University Press, 1972 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... sense - data do have ? These questions are not , of course , atoms : answers to some would give answers to others . If , for example sense - data could correctly be said to appear to have characteristics they lack , then there would be ...
... sense - data do have ? These questions are not , of course , atoms : answers to some would give answers to others . If , for example sense - data could correctly be said to appear to have characteristics they lack , then there would be ...
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... sense , for the dissected sense simply is not the original one . In the case of the word to be explained , either I already think clearly everything which I think in the case of the definiens - in which case we have the " obvious circle ...
... sense , for the dissected sense simply is not the original one . In the case of the word to be explained , either I already think clearly everything which I think in the case of the definiens - in which case we have the " obvious circle ...
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... sense - datum might be part of the surface of a material object , though he eventually rejected this possibility . Ayer argues ( a ) that whether a sense - datum can exist unperceived is a matter to be decided in defining the term , and ...
... sense - datum might be part of the surface of a material object , though he eventually rejected this possibility . Ayer argues ( a ) that whether a sense - datum can exist unperceived is a matter to be decided in defining the term , and ...
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