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... question . Unless this presupposition were made , the question to which it is logically prior could not be logically asked . SOME OF THESE ARE " ABSOLUTE " A presupposition is either relative or absolute . By a relative presupposition I ...
... question . Unless this presupposition were made , the question to which it is logically prior could not be logically asked . SOME OF THESE ARE " ABSOLUTE " A presupposition is either relative or absolute . By a relative presupposition I ...
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... question of meaning : The question " What is good ? " may ask what thing is good or what things are good . But it may have still another meaning , namely how " good " is to be defined . This question , how " good " is to be defined is ...
... question of meaning : The question " What is good ? " may ask what thing is good or what things are good . But it may have still another meaning , namely how " good " is to be defined . This question , how " good " is to be defined is ...
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Alburey Castell. questions . What would be an example of a first - order question ? A third - order question ? 5. Any two difficulties which Professor Hospers raises for express when that word refers to the activity which the artist ...
Alburey Castell. questions . What would be an example of a first - order question ? A third - order question ? 5. Any two difficulties which Professor Hospers raises for express when that word refers to the activity which the artist ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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