Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society for the Systematic Study of Philosophy, Volumen5Williams and Norgate, 1905 Contains the papers read at the Society's fortnightly meetings in London throughout the academic year, and short discussion notes on these papers. Papers are drawn from an international base of contributors and discuss issues across a broad range of philosophical traditions, including those which are of greatest current interest. |
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... Venn shows , to the circumstance that we have no longer any place in the contradictory for the word " some . " In dealing with classes , when it is said that x + x = 1 , it is meant that both x and contribute to the total , but on the ...
... Venn shows , to the circumstance that we have no longer any place in the contradictory for the word " some . " In dealing with classes , when it is said that x + x = 1 , it is meant that both x and contribute to the total , but on the ...
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... Venn . It is quite correct to say that " there seems , in fact , to be a close relationship between the logical sequence between propositions , and the sequence between terms when the subject is singular , " but Schröder's general ...
... Venn . It is quite correct to say that " there seems , in fact , to be a close relationship between the logical sequence between propositions , and the sequence between terms when the subject is singular , " but Schröder's general ...
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... Venn is justified in saying that symbols should stand for classes rather than for propositions . regards the question of economy of space in the solution of problems , the evidence seems to show that the class inter- pretation is to be ...
... Venn is justified in saying that symbols should stand for classes rather than for propositions . regards the question of economy of space in the solution of problems , the evidence seems to show that the class inter- pretation is to be ...
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... two mutually exclusive classes of propositions . The symbols denote respectively the only. * Mind , N.S. , No. 47 , p . 355 . + Ibid . , p . 357 . * See Venn , in Mind , vol . ix F2 SOME CONTROVERTED POINTS IN SYMBOLIC LOGIC . 83.
... two mutually exclusive classes of propositions . The symbols denote respectively the only. * Mind , N.S. , No. 47 , p . 355 . + Ibid . , p . 357 . * See Venn , in Mind , vol . ix F2 SOME CONTROVERTED POINTS IN SYMBOLIC LOGIC . 83.
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... Venn thinks that these methods would never have been reached without a training in the earlier symbolic systems , for " the spirit of the methods is throughout of the mathe- matical type . " And Venn , in the second edition of his ...
... Venn thinks that these methods would never have been reached without a training in the earlier symbolic systems , for " the spirit of the methods is throughout of the mathe- matical type . " And Venn , in the second edition of his ...
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