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... EXPERIENCE " It is obvious , of course , that the meaning and truth of all em- pirico - analytical propositions depend on , and presuppose , the " factum " experience . If there were no " experience " there would be no meaning and ...
... EXPERIENCE " It is obvious , of course , that the meaning and truth of all em- pirico - analytical propositions depend on , and presuppose , the " factum " experience . If there were no " experience " there would be no meaning and ...
Page 389
... experience is therefore in order . In Chapter IV it was pointed out that all experience involves a knower and a known , a subject and an object ; and that in first- person experience " I " am the focal point of the manifold and ever ...
... experience is therefore in order . In Chapter IV it was pointed out that all experience involves a knower and a known , a subject and an object ; and that in first- person experience " I " am the focal point of the manifold and ever ...
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... experience , and that there can be no knowledge which is not concerned with " objects " of first - person experience or with objects connected with this experi- ence in definitely definable ways . The grounds for the truth of ...
... experience , and that there can be no knowledge which is not concerned with " objects " of first - person experience or with objects connected with this experi- ence in definitely definable ways . The grounds for the truth of ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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