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... possible interpretation , and yet what is phonologically possible may be absolutely ruled out on topographical grounds . Why may you not allow topography then and there to settle the point ? Linshields ( earlier Lyndesele ) on the ...
... possible interpretation , and yet what is phonologically possible may be absolutely ruled out on topographical grounds . Why may you not allow topography then and there to settle the point ? Linshields ( earlier Lyndesele ) on the ...
Page 171
... possible are correlated and opposed in such wise that it is as absurd to say that the possible quâ possible is real , as it is to say that what is above is , as such , below . None the less , possibilities as such are not mere ...
... possible are correlated and opposed in such wise that it is as absurd to say that the possible quâ possible is real , as it is to say that what is above is , as such , below . None the less , possibilities as such are not mere ...
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... possible is to interpret that plurality as consisting of experients , i . e . of objects which are also ' ejects ' — to employ a useful term that has at last found its way into our language . And this is just what the primitive mind ...
... possible is to interpret that plurality as consisting of experients , i . e . of objects which are also ' ejects ' — to employ a useful term that has at last found its way into our language . And this is just what the primitive mind ...
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