Ęsthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1966 - 503 pagine |
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... logical activity come after and contain in itself ęsthetic activity ? An inexact Esthetic must of necessity drag after it an inexact Logic . Whoever opens a logical treatise , from the ... logical and ERRORS IN HISTORY AND LOGIC 4I.
... logical activity come after and contain in itself ęsthetic activity ? An inexact Esthetic must of necessity drag after it an inexact Logic . Whoever opens a logical treatise , from the ... logical and ERRORS IN HISTORY AND LOGIC 4I.
Pagina 42
Benedetto Croce. Logic in its essence . Distinction be- tween logical and non - logical judgements . In a Logic suitably reformed on this basis , this truth must first and foremost be proclaimed , and all its conse- quences deduced the ...
Benedetto Croce. Logic in its essence . Distinction be- tween logical and non - logical judgements . In a Logic suitably reformed on this basis , this truth must first and foremost be proclaimed , and all its conse- quences deduced the ...
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... logical in syllogistic is reducible , without leaving a residuum ( rela- tions of concepts , subordination , co - ordination , identifica- tion and so on ) . Nor must it ever be forgotten that concept and ( logical ) judgement and ...
... logical in syllogistic is reducible , without leaving a residuum ( rela- tions of concepts , subordination , co - ordination , identifica- tion and so on ) . Nor must it ever be forgotten that concept and ( logical ) judgement and ...
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