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... hand ' observation through books , newspapers , tele- vision and the observations of others . Most of these observations are of course not telling us what happened in the immediate here and now , but what happened a few minutes , hours ...
... hand ' observation through books , newspapers , tele- vision and the observations of others . Most of these observations are of course not telling us what happened in the immediate here and now , but what happened a few minutes , hours ...
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... hand , the assertion that we can only interpret past behaviour to the extent that we assume that past peoples conceptualised their world in much the same sort of way that we do ours , is obviously vulnerable to the charge of circular ...
... hand , the assertion that we can only interpret past behaviour to the extent that we assume that past peoples conceptualised their world in much the same sort of way that we do ours , is obviously vulnerable to the charge of circular ...
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... hand , I it is unambiguously clear in the context of the book that I agree the last sentence in the quote Bell provides : " Most feel that interpretations of the past are not as good as others , that everything can be said with equal ...
... hand , I it is unambiguously clear in the context of the book that I agree the last sentence in the quote Bell provides : " Most feel that interpretations of the past are not as good as others , that everything can be said with equal ...
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