An Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry: Contemporary and Classical SourcesJoseph Margolis |
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... apply to human beings and their natural environment . It is easy enough to extend the concepts of ' sensuous ... apply the concept anger to myself and to James , and I know how to apply the concept feeling the same way as between myself ...
... apply to human beings and their natural environment . It is easy enough to extend the concepts of ' sensuous ... apply the concept anger to myself and to James , and I know how to apply the concept feeling the same way as between myself ...
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... applies . If I pick out the wrong instances , or fail to pick out the right ones , I show that I have not learned how ... apply it ; more than that , we require that his use of it should , in general , be both confident and right . But ...
... applies . If I pick out the wrong instances , or fail to pick out the right ones , I show that I have not learned how ... apply it ; more than that , we require that his use of it should , in general , be both confident and right . But ...
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... apply . This is obviously absurd . For morality is designed to apply in just such cases , namely , those where interests conflict . But if the point of view of morality were that of self - interest , then there could never be moral ...
... apply . This is obviously absurd . For morality is designed to apply in just such cases , namely , those where interests conflict . But if the point of view of morality were that of self - interest , then there could never be moral ...
Contents
PHILOSOPHICAL PERPLEXITY | 33 |
INTRODUCTION | 44 |
Religious Disputes | 99 |
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