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Page 148
... concerned with that which ought to or may or must not be done . Laws of nature and other anankastic propositions are , on the whole , not concerned with action ; but these we have de- cided not to call " norms . " There is , however , a ...
... concerned with that which ought to or may or must not be done . Laws of nature and other anankastic propositions are , on the whole , not concerned with action ; but these we have de- cided not to call " norms . " There is , however , a ...
Page 158
... concerned with intercourse in words and actions , but dif- fer in that one is concerned with truth in this sphere , the other two with pleasantness ; and of this one kind is exhibited in giving amuse- ment , the other in all the ...
... concerned with intercourse in words and actions , but dif- fer in that one is concerned with truth in this sphere , the other two with pleasantness ; and of this one kind is exhibited in giving amuse- ment , the other in all the ...
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... concerned with means for the effective evidencing of nature's ways ; artistic experimen- tation is concerned with means for the effective production of an artistic whole . This is an important difference between the two disci- plines ...
... concerned with means for the effective evidencing of nature's ways ; artistic experimen- tation is concerned with means for the effective production of an artistic whole . This is an important difference between the two disci- plines ...
Contents
Knowledge as recollection The divided line | 5 |
Causality Free Will and Determinism | 31 |
A defense of necessary connection | 40 |
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