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Silvia Jonaspects of conservation and focusing on costs.Over the past decade the importance of natural resources for sustainable agricultural development has been increasingly discussed at international forums and conferences. Aside from the sustainable management of soil, water, and air, it now seems to be acc

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forums and conferences. The degradation of soil, the climatic change, and the increasing shortage of water were identified as the main obstacles for a sustainable agricultural development. Even though the institutional process for awareness, conservation and exchange of genetic resources started in

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Introduction,ys are in fact incoherent. Ultimately I defend the idea that ineffable insights are best understood in terms of a particular kind of non-propositional knowledge and provide a framework for so understanding them.

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Ineffable Propositions, of art), religious ineffability (e.g., as experienced during prayer), and philosophical ineffability (e.g., as experienced when reading the Tractatus’ paragraphs on the limits of thought (§5.61) or solipsism (§5.62)).

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Ineffable Kowledge I,edge as an independent epistemological category. I first discuss the concept of knowledge-how, then Frege’s views on the foundations of logical thought, and finally, A. W. Moore’s Wittgensteinian account of ineffable knowledge. The discussion of these three accounts constitutes the basis for my theory of ineffability, which I develop in Chapter 7.

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Ineffable Properties and Objects,ut remembers the appropriate words after a few seconds and expresses whatever he wanted to express, then there is nothing mysterious about it. We wouldn’t start wondering if some hitherto unknown entity, such as an ineffable property or an ineffable truth, were responsible for his lack of words.