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... Professor Ayer con- cedes no third way in which any meaningful statement can be verified or refuted , he speaks of their verifiability , or the mode of their verifiability , as the criterion of their meaningfulness . Further , it will ...
... Professor Ayer con- cedes no third way in which any meaningful statement can be verified or refuted , he speaks of their verifiability , or the mode of their verifiability , as the criterion of their meaningfulness . Further , it will ...
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Alburey Castell. there is a charming autobiography by Professor Moore ; essays on aspects of his ethical theory by Professors Broad , Edel , Frankena , Garnett , Paton , and Stevenson ; and a " Reply to the Critics " by Professor Moore ...
Alburey Castell. there is a charming autobiography by Professor Moore ; essays on aspects of his ethical theory by Professors Broad , Edel , Frankena , Garnett , Paton , and Stevenson ; and a " Reply to the Critics " by Professor Moore ...
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... Professor Hospers , selected one of the essential vehicles of that theory - the concept of expression - and subjected it to considerable criticism . Our fifth author , Professor Weitz , is more drastic in his treatment of the question ...
... Professor Hospers , selected one of the essential vehicles of that theory - the concept of expression - and subjected it to considerable criticism . Our fifth author , Professor Weitz , is more drastic in his treatment of the question ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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