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... sense data of our feet so as to go between the sense data of pieces of furniture , we shall not fall down over the furniture , etc. Our sense data " represent " the external world to us rea- sonably accurately . Locke distinguished ...
... sense data of our feet so as to go between the sense data of pieces of furniture , we shall not fall down over the furniture , etc. Our sense data " represent " the external world to us rea- sonably accurately . Locke distinguished ...
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... sense - data . ( 2 ) The stick which looks straight in the air looks angularly bent when in water . There are good reasons for thinking that no such change of shape takes place in the ... sense - experience of a There Are No Sense Data 695.
... sense - data . ( 2 ) The stick which looks straight in the air looks angularly bent when in water . There are good reasons for thinking that no such change of shape takes place in the ... sense - experience of a There Are No Sense Data 695.
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Introductory Readings William P. Alston, Richard B. Brandt. sense - datum , the sense - experience of a table , for example , differs not at all , in itself , from an hallucination or an illusion . These latter again seem to differ only ...
Introductory Readings William P. Alston, Richard B. Brandt. sense - datum , the sense - experience of a table , for example , differs not at all , in itself , from an hallucination or an illusion . These latter again seem to differ only ...
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The Inconceivability of Gods Nonexistence | 1 |
From Nature to | 2 |
A Critique of the Argument from Design | 3 |
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