Philosophy in the Age of Crisis /Edited by Eleanor Kuykendall. - (Harper'S Philosophy Series).Harper and Row, 1970 - Philosophy |
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... pain or anger has the same meaning when used in such statements as "I am in pain," said by me, and "He is in pain," said by someone about me. Unless they have the same meaning we might as well be talking about two different persons ...
... pain or anger has the same meaning when used in such statements as "I am in pain," said by me, and "He is in pain," said by someone about me. Unless they have the same meaning we might as well be talking about two different persons ...
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... pain and your gesture of pain must occur at the same point in the logical order of my understanding. My gestures and my linguistic acts have that much in common. But conformity to rules is not alone sufficient for a bodily movement to ...
... pain and your gesture of pain must occur at the same point in the logical order of my understanding. My gestures and my linguistic acts have that much in common. But conformity to rules is not alone sufficient for a bodily movement to ...
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... pain," said by me, and "He is in pain," said by someone about me, can make the same assertion without destroying the privileged status of first- person reports. The basis on which I recognize and label my own pain is similar to the ...
... pain," said by me, and "He is in pain," said by someone about me, can make the same assertion without destroying the privileged status of first- person reports. The basis on which I recognize and label my own pain is similar to the ...
Contents
The Primacy of the Person | 1 |
John Stuart Mill The Limits to the Authority of Society | 32 |
Glenn Gray War Guilt | 39 |
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