Statement and Inference, with Other Philosophical Papers, Volumen1

abstract activity adjective affirmative analysis Aness appre apprehension Aristotelian Aristotle Aristotle's assertion belong Bness called common conception confusion connexion consciousness Cook Wilson copula corresponding criticism cyclists definition denoted difficulty distinction of subject distinguished doctrine E. W. Hobson elastic elements existence expression F. H. Bradley fact fallacy follows Fyfield geometry given grammatical form H. A. Prichard hypothetical idea implies inference instance John Cook Wilson judgement kind knowledge language lectures letter logical subject mathematical meaning ment mental image merely metaphysical mind nature negative statement nominative not-Aness not-being noun object opinion ordinary Oriel Oxford particular philosophic Plato positive premiss problem proper proposition question reality reference relation represented seems sense sentence Socrates subject and predicate subject of attribution substance substrate supposed syllogism symbol term theory thing thinking thought tion true unity universal verb verbal form W. D. Ross whole word τὸ