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Pagina 196
And we extend our concept of number as in spinning a thread we twist fibre on
fibre . ... All right : the concept of number is defined for you as the logical sum of
these individual interrelated concepts : cardinal numbers , rational numbers , real
...
And we extend our concept of number as in spinning a thread we twist fibre on
fibre . ... All right : the concept of number is defined for you as the logical sum of
these individual interrelated concepts : cardinal numbers , rational numbers , real
...
Pagina 205
It cannot occur with empirically - descriptive and normative concepts unless we
arbitrarily close them by stipulating the ... to other works , already called “ novels ,
” and consequently warrants the extension of the concept to cover the new case .
It cannot occur with empirically - descriptive and normative concepts unless we
arbitrarily close them by stipulating the ... to other works , already called “ novels ,
” and consequently warrants the extension of the concept to cover the new case .
Pagina 206
We can , of course , choose to close the concept . ... Of course there are
legitimate and serviceable closed concepts in art . ... is to get absolutely clear
about the way in which he conceives his concepts ; otherwise he goes from the
problem of ...
We can , of course , choose to close the concept . ... Of course there are
legitimate and serviceable closed concepts in art . ... is to get absolutely clear
about the way in which he conceives his concepts ; otherwise he goes from the
problem of ...
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