Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 20,Ausgabe 3Indiana University Press, 1998 |
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... true " ? Reciprocity poses many more problems . Leibniz emerges and says : every true proposition is analytical . If it is true that the identity principle gives us a model of truth , why are we stumped by the following difficulty ...
... true " ? Reciprocity poses many more problems . Leibniz emerges and says : every true proposition is analytical . If it is true that the identity principle gives us a model of truth , why are we stumped by the following difficulty ...
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... true proposition must be in one way or another an analytical proposition , that is identical , Leibniz already gives himself a very hard task ; he commits himself to showing in what way all propositions can be linked to the judgment of ...
... true proposition must be in one way or another an analytical proposition , that is identical , Leibniz already gives himself a very hard task ; he commits himself to showing in what way all propositions can be linked to the judgment of ...
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... true , it's nonsensical . Every true proposition must be analytical , that is , such that it attributes something to a subject and that the attribute must be contained in the notion of the subject . Let us consider an example . I do not ...
... true , it's nonsensical . Every true proposition must be analytical , that is , such that it attributes something to a subject and that the attribute must be contained in the notion of the subject . Let us consider an example . I do not ...
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