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... feeling of cer- tainty about it— " I feel certain that I locked the door of the apartment ” —and of course the feel- ing of certainty is no guarantee that the state- ment is true . People have very strong feelings of certainty about ...
... feeling of cer- tainty about it— " I feel certain that I locked the door of the apartment ” —and of course the feel- ing of certainty is no guarantee that the state- ment is true . People have very strong feelings of certainty about ...
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... feel . What , for instance , does it mean to say a man feels a pain in his foot ? Absolutely nothing , ex- cept that his foot hurts . But this hurting , what sort of thing is it ? It is not a thing at all ; not a thing felt , and ...
... feel . What , for instance , does it mean to say a man feels a pain in his foot ? Absolutely nothing , ex- cept that his foot hurts . But this hurting , what sort of thing is it ? It is not a thing at all ; not a thing felt , and ...
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... feel like a moral defrauder . You hate the man who has a dollar more than you , that dollar is rightfully yours , he makes you feel that you are morally defrauded . The man below is a source of your guilt , the man above is a source of ...
... feel like a moral defrauder . You hate the man who has a dollar more than you , that dollar is rightfully yours , he makes you feel that you are morally defrauded . The man below is a source of your guilt , the man above is a source of ...
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Socratic Wisdom 2 Bertrand Russell The Value of Philosophy Suggestions for Further Reading Part II Philosophy of Religion Introduction Can we pr... | 1 |
A Critique of the Cosmological Argument | 2 |
The Watch and the Watchmaker | 3 |
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