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2 An object was said by him to be a logical construction or , as he sometimes preferred to put it , a logical fiction , when the propositions in which it figures can be analysed in such a way that in the propositions which result from ...
2 An object was said by him to be a logical construction or , as he sometimes preferred to put it , a logical fiction , when the propositions in which it figures can be analysed in such a way that in the propositions which result from ...
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This last example shows that when Russell spoke of an object as a logical fiction , he did not mean to imply that it was imaginary or non - existent . To say that Plato and Socrates are logical fictions is not to class them with ...
This last example shows that when Russell spoke of an object as a logical fiction , he did not mean to imply that it was imaginary or non - existent . To say that Plato and Socrates are logical fictions is not to class them with ...
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An interesting feature of it is that it again marks a point at which his philosophy of logic is connected with his ... into currency the distinction between the grammatical form of a sentence and what Russell called its logical form .
An interesting feature of it is that it again marks a point at which his philosophy of logic is connected with his ... into currency the distinction between the grammatical form of a sentence and what Russell called its logical form .
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ANNUAL REPORT 19712 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Denys Page | 61 |
THE LITERATE ANGLOSAXONON SOURCES AND DISSEMINATIONS Sir | 101 |
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