The Bucknell Review, 第 9 卷Bucknell University Press, 1960 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 34 筆
第 4 頁
... concepts which cannot be considered factual at all . Consider a bar magnet with its north and south poles , and the ... concept— a way of talking . We cannot lay our hands on them and say : " here's a bundle of north poles " ! I am not ...
... concepts which cannot be considered factual at all . Consider a bar magnet with its north and south poles , and the ... concept— a way of talking . We cannot lay our hands on them and say : " here's a bundle of north poles " ! I am not ...
第 119 頁
... concept of random- ness as based on evidence is a wholly logical or epistemological concept , which relativizes randomness to knowledge and ignorance . These considerations serve to emphasize an important phil- osophical aspect of the ...
... concept of random- ness as based on evidence is a wholly logical or epistemological concept , which relativizes randomness to knowledge and ignorance . These considerations serve to emphasize an important phil- osophical aspect of the ...
第 120 頁
... concept of random selection has any applicability to the divinity . There can be no chance mechanisms or processes ... concept of randomness : its bearing on the concept of fairness in certain situations of choice in which a preferential ...
... concept of random selection has any applicability to the divinity . There can be no chance mechanisms or processes ... concept of randomness : its bearing on the concept of fairness in certain situations of choice in which a preferential ...
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