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But then the obstacle arises that , in the ramified theory , the functions which a given object is capable of ... He said that two functions were formally equivalent when they were satisfied by the same objects ; and he called a ...
But then the obstacle arises that , in the ramified theory , the functions which a given object is capable of ... He said that two functions were formally equivalent when they were satisfied by the same objects ; and he called a ...
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Thus , he was used to remarking that the fact that light takes time to travel shows that when we look at an object like the ... which we attribute to physical objects , appear to us as they do partly because of the states of our nervous ...
Thus , he was used to remarking that the fact that light takes time to travel shows that when we look at an object like the ... which we attribute to physical objects , appear to us as they do partly because of the states of our nervous ...
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The view that physical objects are known to us only by inference , as the external causes of our percepts , with the corollary that we can know something of their intrinsic properties , was fairly consistently maintained by Russell in ...
The view that physical objects are known to us only by inference , as the external causes of our percepts , with the corollary that we can know something of their intrinsic properties , was fairly consistently maintained by Russell in ...
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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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