Philosophy in the Age of CrisisEleanor Kuykendall |
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... follow the exact rules of the syllogism than to evaluate complex analogies . Despite the difficulties , there can be no grounds for radical pessimism about the possibility of combining the devices of originality with those of learning ...
... follow the exact rules of the syllogism than to evaluate complex analogies . Despite the difficulties , there can be no grounds for radical pessimism about the possibility of combining the devices of originality with those of learning ...
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... follow simply from the fact that they are devoid of factual content . It follows from that fact , together with the fact that they are not a priori propositions . And in assuming that they are not a priori propositions , we are once ...
... follow simply from the fact that they are devoid of factual content . It follows from that fact , together with the fact that they are not a priori propositions . And in assuming that they are not a priori propositions , we are once ...
Page 490
... follow from the fact that God created these things that they ought not to be eliminated ? Secondly , if God arranged for men to live , He also arranged for men to die . Does it follow from this that by committing murder we are assisting ...
... follow from the fact that God created these things that they ought not to be eliminated ? Secondly , if God arranged for men to live , He also arranged for men to die . Does it follow from this that by committing murder we are assisting ...
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Plato The Trial and Death of Socrates | 5 |
Immanuel Kant Treating Others as Persons not Things | 28 |
J Glenn Gray War Guilt | 39 |
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