Handbook of LogicPhilosophical Library, 1966 - 236페이지 |
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... precise , at other times it may not very much matter how precise it is . For example in England there is no clear - cut dividing line in ordinary conversation between a town and a village . Usually it does not matter and an argument ...
... precise , at other times it may not very much matter how precise it is . For example in England there is no clear - cut dividing line in ordinary conversation between a town and a village . Usually it does not matter and an argument ...
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Eric Revell Emmet. must have accurate , precise words , but it is important to remem- ber that we do not always want our thoughts to be accurate and precise and it is not , therefore , always necessary to have the denotation or ...
Eric Revell Emmet. must have accurate , precise words , but it is important to remem- ber that we do not always want our thoughts to be accurate and precise and it is not , therefore , always necessary to have the denotation or ...
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... precise measurement . For we must not fall into the error of supposing that the precise mathematical strength of our estimates is merely something which is concealed from us , and if only we could devise more effective and accurate ...
... precise measurement . For we must not fall into the error of supposing that the precise mathematical strength of our estimates is merely something which is concealed from us , and if only we could devise more effective and accurate ...
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