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... proposition will be self - evident to all . . . If , however , there are some to whom the essence of the predicate and subject is unknown , the proposition will be self - evident in itself , but not to those who do not know the meaning ...
... proposition will be self - evident to all . . . If , however , there are some to whom the essence of the predicate and subject is unknown , the proposition will be self - evident in itself , but not to those who do not know the meaning ...
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... proposition is seen to be the necessary logical conse- quence of existential propositions which are themselves intrinsi- cally necessary . That is to say , we should obtain this kind of satisfaction if the proposition , “ A world having ...
... proposition is seen to be the necessary logical conse- quence of existential propositions which are themselves intrinsi- cally necessary . That is to say , we should obtain this kind of satisfaction if the proposition , “ A world having ...
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... proposition can be significant , and hence its basic principle that " the meaning of a proposition is the method of its verification , ' which is a syntactical proposition , is nonsense . Hence , as Weinberg says , " logical positivism ...
... proposition can be significant , and hence its basic principle that " the meaning of a proposition is the method of its verification , ' which is a syntactical proposition , is nonsense . Hence , as Weinberg says , " logical positivism ...
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