The Quarterly Review, Volumen82John Murray, 1847 |
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... given to us in experience. There is a great deal of disagreement about what this is. Wilfrid Sellars made the notion of the given infamous when he wrote about 'the Myth of the Given' (1956: 33). According to Sellars, when objects and ...
... given to us in experience. There is a great deal of disagreement about what this is. Wilfrid Sellars made the notion of the given infamous when he wrote about 'the Myth of the Given' (1956: 33). According to Sellars, when objects and ...
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... given. It's given! It's a knowing, everything that you have ever received in life has been given to you. Your wisdom to get ajob has been given to you. Yourability to write a resume has been given to you. Your ability to work has been ...
... given. It's given! It's a knowing, everything that you have ever received in life has been given to you. Your wisdom to get ajob has been given to you. Yourability to write a resume has been given to you. Your ability to work has been ...
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... given show itself ; and such a conversion of the given into a shown phenomenon can therefore be realized only in the field , obviously finite , where the gifted receives and stages . If the gifted always phenomenalizes what gives itself ...
... given show itself ; and such a conversion of the given into a shown phenomenon can therefore be realized only in the field , obviously finite , where the gifted receives and stages . If the gifted always phenomenalizes what gives itself ...
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