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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... explanation . Socrates isolates as the main fault of such explanatory theories their failure to recognise the necessity of a teleological explanation of all events and states of affairs , and says that to ignore that kind of explanation ...
... explanation . Socrates isolates as the main fault of such explanatory theories their failure to recognise the necessity of a teleological explanation of all events and states of affairs , and says that to ignore that kind of explanation ...
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... explanation ' . Roughly , to propose an essential account of some incident is to delineate those qualities or aspects of the incident which figure in our criteria for saying what kind of occurrence it is . Here is a childishly simple ...
... explanation ' . Roughly , to propose an essential account of some incident is to delineate those qualities or aspects of the incident which figure in our criteria for saying what kind of occurrence it is . Here is a childishly simple ...
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... explanation will not replace an essential explanation of them , and that a particular essential explanation is suitable only when the event is described in the same family of terms as the explanation . So it is not a peculiarity of ...
... explanation will not replace an essential explanation of them , and that a particular essential explanation is suitable only when the event is described in the same family of terms as the explanation . So it is not a peculiarity of ...
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