Mind, Volume 78Oxford University Press, 1969 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... believe . This may coincide with the occurring of the thought as when we say in response to the question as to why we believe something , " It simply occurred to me as being true " . And this shows that there is more than one way to get ...
... believe . This may coincide with the occurring of the thought as when we say in response to the question as to why we believe something , " It simply occurred to me as being true " . And this shows that there is more than one way to get ...
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... believe that the cat is on the mat ? Is it the fact that the cat is on the mat ? Certainly not , but it would have to be so under Austin's analysis of what happens when the consequent ' I believe that the cat is on the mat ' is negated ...
... believe that the cat is on the mat ? Is it the fact that the cat is on the mat ? Certainly not , but it would have to be so under Austin's analysis of what happens when the consequent ' I believe that the cat is on the mat ' is negated ...
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... believe a given moral principle . This in fact is the whole of the necessary bearing of moral belief or behaviour ... believe that adultery is morally wrong only if I can be said to believe that since I am married I ought to refrain from ...
... believe a given moral principle . This in fact is the whole of the necessary bearing of moral belief or behaviour ... believe that adultery is morally wrong only if I can be said to believe that since I am married I ought to refrain from ...
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