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Pagina 83
... question and answer in science ; for in science datum and question are separable . So the Logical Posi- tivists would be right if they merely rejected unanswerable scientific questions . But if they try to prevent man from asking questions ...
... question and answer in science ; for in science datum and question are separable . So the Logical Posi- tivists would be right if they merely rejected unanswerable scientific questions . But if they try to prevent man from asking questions ...
Pagina 84
... question is technically known as the question of ' internal relations ' because the relation of an entity to any other entity ( and to the totality of all entities ) is thought to be grounded in the natures of the related entities ...
... question is technically known as the question of ' internal relations ' because the relation of an entity to any other entity ( and to the totality of all entities ) is thought to be grounded in the natures of the related entities ...
Pagina 362
... question of the attitude of any people to ' foreigners ' ; and it is a pity that he did not investigate the question in its general form , since the principles involved are identical , and the proportion of light to heat engendered ...
... question of the attitude of any people to ' foreigners ' ; and it is a pity that he did not investigate the question in its general form , since the principles involved are identical , and the proportion of light to heat engendered ...
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