The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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Page 292
... picture . In the riddle the picture that mis- leads us is the comparison of the length of the additioanl piece with the length of the whole cord . The picture itself is correct enough : for a piece one yard long would be an ...
... picture . In the riddle the picture that mis- leads us is the comparison of the length of the additioanl piece with the length of the whole cord . The picture itself is correct enough : for a piece one yard long would be an ...
Page 293
... picture of an enormous colossal num- ber . And this picture has a charm . " But the imagery here , although a natural and understandable consequence of our tendency to assimilate and correlate various expressions in our language , is ...
... picture of an enormous colossal num- ber . And this picture has a charm . " But the imagery here , although a natural and understandable consequence of our tendency to assimilate and correlate various expressions in our language , is ...
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... picture , sometimes into another " ( Philosophical Investigations I , 449 ) . Fur- thermore , such pictures are often " only like an illustration to a story " and from it alone it is mostly impossible " to conclude anything at all ...
... picture , sometimes into another " ( Philosophical Investigations I , 449 ) . Fur- thermore , such pictures are often " only like an illustration to a story " and from it alone it is mostly impossible " to conclude anything at all ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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