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... sense of knowledge from a strong sense and uses this distinction to argue against the claims of skepticism . 1. What are the three senses of " know " that Hospers describes ? Which is the most important philosophically ? 2. What are the ...
... sense of knowledge from a strong sense and uses this distinction to argue against the claims of skepticism . 1. What are the three senses of " know " that Hospers describes ? Which is the most important philosophically ? 2. What are the ...
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... senses give us . We sense the world as made up of coloured , materially continuous , macroscopic , stable objects ; Science and , in particular , Phys- ics , tells us that the material world is constituted of clouds of minute ...
... senses give us . We sense the world as made up of coloured , materially continuous , macroscopic , stable objects ; Science and , in particular , Phys- ics , tells us that the material world is constituted of clouds of minute ...
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... sense in both ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) then , whichever of the two senses is meant , one of these premises is question ... sense of " hu- man . " It is not to be confused with what we will call the genetic sense , i.e. , the sense in which any ...
... sense in both ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) then , whichever of the two senses is meant , one of these premises is question ... sense of " hu- man . " It is not to be confused with what we will call the genetic sense , i.e. , the sense in which any ...
Contents
What Is Philosophy? | 1 |
A Little Bit of Logic | 23 |
Philosophy of Religion 3355 | 35 |
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