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共 17 段- Ever since the seventeenth century, those whom William James
- The theoretical understanding of the world, which is the aim
- Mathematical logic, even in its most modern form, is not _di
- Such propositions are important to logic, because all infere
- Applying our distinction of "hard" and "soft" data to psycho
- The thing-in-itself, when we start from common-sense assumpt
- Among the objections to the reality of objects of sense, the
- The following illustrative method, simplified so as to be ea
- The argument against continuity, in so far as it rests upon
- (a) The question of the logical possibility of the mathemati
- The above illustration of Kant's antinomies has only been in
- [41] Aristotle's words are: "The first is the one on the non
- The question "What is a number?" is one which, until quite r
- Frege begins by noting the increased desire for logical stri
- II. I come now to our second question, namely: What is the n
- To this question, a negative answer has been given by Bergso
- Aristotle, 40, 160 n., 161 ff., 240.