Titlebook: Edmund Husserl’s Theory of Meaning; J. N. Mohanty Book 1976 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1976 Edmund Husserl.concept.edition.e

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Civil Service Management in India,erns the fulfilled meaning or the content of the meaning-fulfilling act. It is the intended meaning of which the language of . holds good; besides, it is of the intended meaning that we can predicate that identity, objectivity and universality, in short, that ideality which Platonists ascribe to the

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ves but to our use of a seemingly identical physical expression. This explanation of the phenomena of ambiguity and fluctuation, howsoever plausible it may be in the case of expressions like ‘water,’ ‘table,’ ‘hand,’ has much lesser chance of succeeding in the case of the so-called ‘occasional’ expr

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dy the exact nature of this discipline along with its inner stratifications and outer ramifications. In connection with formal logic Husserl was chiefly preoccupied with these two problems. What he has given us therefore in his . and the . is not a system of logic but a systematic .-logic.

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Civil Society and Policy Making,ithin formal logic, therefore, an appeal to . (in the sense to be specified below) is not called for. [In the construction of a formal system, the only sense in which an appeal to intuition . be permitted would be through the process of construction: it is in this sense that the intuitionists oppose

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1337-6Edmund Husserl; concept; edition; experience; formal logic; logic; philosophy; philosophy of language

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978-94-010-1339-0Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1976

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