Toward a New Sensibility: Essays of O.K. BouwsmaUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1982 - 277 páginas |
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... tortoise for sure , " just as the Lilliputians shouted with their little voices : " Now the monster cannot move . " ( " I attempted to rise but was not able to stir : for as I happened to lie ... tortoise , when ACHILLES AND THE TORTOISE 229.
... tortoise for sure , " just as the Lilliputians shouted with their little voices : " Now the monster cannot move . " ( " I attempted to rise but was not able to stir : for as I happened to lie ... tortoise , when ACHILLES AND THE TORTOISE 229.
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... tortoise was at the moment when the tortoise stopped , and the tortoise is to stop when Achilles has moved up to that point . The extreme delicacy required for this soon distresses Achilles and he asks permission to continue the race in ...
... tortoise was at the moment when the tortoise stopped , and the tortoise is to stop when Achilles has moved up to that point . The extreme delicacy required for this soon distresses Achilles and he asks permission to continue the race in ...
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... tortoise in going through the series of fractions , where the tortoise is represented as at 1/4 when Achilles is at 1/2 . The tortoise advances to 1/8 when Achilles advances to 1/4 , and so on . Achilles is at each step to advance to ...
... tortoise in going through the series of fractions , where the tortoise is represented as at 1/4 when Achilles is at 1/2 . The tortoise advances to 1/8 when Achilles advances to 1/4 , and so on . Achilles is at each step to advance to ...
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Conceptual vs Factual Investigations | 5 |
A Difference between Ryle and Wittgenstein | 17 |
What Is Meaning? | 33 |
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