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When they are described as showing non - logical properties such as free will , these properties have to be defined negatively for the artefacts , e.g. as degrees of non - logical behaviour . What is shown is not free will but freedom ...
When they are described as showing non - logical properties such as free will , these properties have to be defined negatively for the artefacts , e.g. as degrees of non - logical behaviour . What is shown is not free will but freedom ...
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Through the raising and answering of objections of this kind “ Logical Positivism began to alter its character , and the empiricist attack on religion entered its third phase -- a phase in which it ceases largely— perhaps altogether to ...
Through the raising and answering of objections of this kind “ Logical Positivism began to alter its character , and the empiricist attack on religion entered its third phase -- a phase in which it ceases largely— perhaps altogether to ...
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This represents a considerable development from the dogmatic Positivism of Language , Truth and Logic . It is tempting , then , to say that we are now back where we were , on the right lines , and that “ Logical Positivism " was an ...
This represents a considerable development from the dogmatic Positivism of Language , Truth and Logic . It is tempting , then , to say that we are now back where we were , on the right lines , and that “ Logical Positivism " was an ...
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FROM MECHANISM TO MIND By DONALD M | 17 |
A Dr C D Curling | 26 |
JESUS AND THE PHARISEES By H L ELLISON | 33 |
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