Mind, Volume 76Oxford University Press, 1967 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... claim or am prepared to claim that a certain reason is my reason for what I've done , and to claim this is to express the fact that it was that reason which persuaded me to do something of the type I did . It is to say that a certain ...
... claim or am prepared to claim that a certain reason is my reason for what I've done , and to claim this is to express the fact that it was that reason which persuaded me to do something of the type I did . It is to say that a certain ...
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... claim or am prepared to claim that a certain reason is my reason for what I've done , and to claim this is to express the fact that it was that reason which persuaded me to do something of the type I did . It is to say that a certain ...
... claim or am prepared to claim that a certain reason is my reason for what I've done , and to claim this is to express the fact that it was that reason which persuaded me to do something of the type I did . It is to say that a certain ...
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... claim . The burden is surely on the one making the claim . It should be possible to develop a healthy scepticism about validity- claims without teaching false principles . Two remarks will conclude this discussion . Argument - forms ...
... claim . The burden is surely on the one making the claim . It should be possible to develop a healthy scepticism about validity- claims without teaching false principles . Two remarks will conclude this discussion . Argument - forms ...
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