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All such explanations fail to explain why we think that A is A. For , even when the psychologists told us that A really was B , we stubbornly persisted in calling it A and in treating it as A and not as B. Was it entirely due to our ...
All such explanations fail to explain why we think that A is A. For , even when the psychologists told us that A really was B , we stubbornly persisted in calling it A and in treating it as A and not as B. Was it entirely due to our ...
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We see what behaviour has done and we want to explain it ; for by now we have developed a particular type of behaviour , called science , which turns back on itself and tries in this enterprise to follow the methods which it has ...
We see what behaviour has done and we want to explain it ; for by now we have developed a particular type of behaviour , called science , which turns back on itself and tries in this enterprise to follow the methods which it has ...
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Now we shall try to explain it . Must we introduce this hypothesis as a new assumption to explain a number of different effects , or is it possible to derive it from a more fundamental principle inherent in our ...
Now we shall try to explain it . Must we introduce this hypothesis as a new assumption to explain a number of different effects , or is it possible to derive it from a more fundamental principle inherent in our ...
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