An Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry: Contemporary and Classical SourcesJoseph Margolis |
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... look to someone and the way he judges that they look . After all he is the final authority on the way things look to him , and what criterion is there for deciding how things look to him except the way that he assesses them ? But in ...
... look to someone and the way he judges that they look . After all he is the final authority on the way things look to him , and what criterion is there for deciding how things look to him except the way that he assesses them ? But in ...
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... look at your hand and try to discover this corresponding element , you may find your effort encouraged by the fact that there are things which are descriptively identical with what you are seeing which are nevertheless not the surfaces ...
... look at your hand and try to discover this corresponding element , you may find your effort encouraged by the fact that there are things which are descriptively identical with what you are seeing which are nevertheless not the surfaces ...
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... look bent ' to begin with ? I think we can agree that it does , we have no better way of describing it . But of course it does not look exactly like a bent stick , a bent stick out of water - at most , it may be said to look rather like ...
... look bent ' to begin with ? I think we can agree that it does , we have no better way of describing it . But of course it does not look exactly like a bent stick , a bent stick out of water - at most , it may be said to look rather like ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL PERPLEXITY | 33 |
INTRODUCTION | 44 |
Religious Disputes | 99 |
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