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Page 107
... already acquainted with meaning — that is , he can talk and write , doing all sorts of things . It's just this word whose meaning he does not understand . If he understood this word , he would add to his repertoire or improve on past ...
... already acquainted with meaning — that is , he can talk and write , doing all sorts of things . It's just this word whose meaning he does not understand . If he understood this word , he would add to his repertoire or improve on past ...
Page 149
... already said I have no senses and no body . " ( 2 ) " But I have convinced myself that nothing in the world exists — no sky , no earth , no minds , no bodies .... " ( 3 ) " But if I did convince myself of anything , .... " The first ...
... already said I have no senses and no body . " ( 2 ) " But I have convinced myself that nothing in the world exists — no sky , no earth , no minds , no bodies .... " ( 3 ) " But if I did convince myself of anything , .... " The first ...
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... already indicated , admitting what may be taken as inter- nal evidence for the opposed view . I propose now to study some of these interesting sentences of Descartes . Here is the first : " I suppose , therefore , that whatever things I ...
... already indicated , admitting what may be taken as inter- nal evidence for the opposed view . I propose now to study some of these interesting sentences of Descartes . Here is the first : " I suppose , therefore , that whatever things I ...
Contents
Makes It True | 119 |
Remarks on the Cogito | 137 |
Notes on Berkeleys Idealism | 171 |
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