The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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Page 71
... language ( in dic- tione ) and those whose source lies outside language ( extra dictionem ) . Although many writers have tended to follow Aristotle's classification , neither the list of fallacies he compiled nor their treatment has ...
... language ( in dic- tione ) and those whose source lies outside language ( extra dictionem ) . Although many writers have tended to follow Aristotle's classification , neither the list of fallacies he compiled nor their treatment has ...
Page 291
... language was a tool capable of many uses . Since the failure to take note of this peculiar feature of language was something he shared with other philosophers , he came to regard this as not only responsible for his own former impasses ...
... language was a tool capable of many uses . Since the failure to take note of this peculiar feature of language was something he shared with other philosophers , he came to regard this as not only responsible for his own former impasses ...
Page 296
... language can exert on us " ( Blue Book , p . 26 ) . Like children , we find it hard to believe that one word can ... language tend to collaborate to sustain this mental laziness . This feature is the highly analogical character of ...
... language can exert on us " ( Blue Book , p . 26 ) . Like children , we find it hard to believe that one word can ... language tend to collaborate to sustain this mental laziness . This feature is the highly analogical character of ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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