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... philosophers who would call themselves analysts may hold some of them without holding all . Thus logical positivism , which has been the most conspicuous form of the philosophy of analysis , consists essentially of positions ( 1 ) , ( 2 ) ...
... philosophers who would call themselves analysts may hold some of them without holding all . Thus logical positivism , which has been the most conspicuous form of the philosophy of analysis , consists essentially of positions ( 1 ) , ( 2 ) ...
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... philosophers of analysis . But there is one circumstance that may make us hesitate about it : if it is true , nearly all philosophers of first rank from Plato down have suffered from an odd myopia which led them to confuse ...
... philosophers of analysis . But there is one circumstance that may make us hesitate about it : if it is true , nearly all philosophers of first rank from Plato down have suffered from an odd myopia which led them to confuse ...
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... philosophers , of which he claimed to be absolutely certain , such propositions as that the earth existed long before he was born and that material things now exist . If a philosopher questioned this belief about material things , the ...
... philosophers , of which he claimed to be absolutely certain , such propositions as that the earth existed long before he was born and that material things now exist . If a philosopher questioned this belief about material things , the ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Charles Webster | 2 |
HERO AND LEANDER Warton Lecture on English Poetry By C S Lewis | 23 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANALYSIS Philosophical Lecture By Brand | 39 |
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