Titlebook: Logic and the Nature of Reality; Louis O. Kattsoff Book 1956 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1956 knowledge.logic.metaphysics

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CHARM

Events and Actual Occasions,language in which we strive to speak about it. After all, what the real is like is not determined by our language, but, as I have repeatedly urged, the converse is true. In fact much more can be said. Language is built upon intuition and what is to be said in a language must first be intuited. This

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MIRTH

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9282-8knowledge; logic; metaphysics

冷淡周邊

Modes of Knowledge and Intuition,There is a widespread belief that the senses give us knowledge of particulars and the mind (or reason) gives us knowledge of meanings and universals. I want to examine this belief in order to indicate the various modes of knowledge and their sources. This should help us arrive at a better understanding of intuition and how it functions.

heckle

Actual Occasions,The preceding chapter discussed the relation between actual occasions (the actual) and events (the possible and the potential). What needs to be considered in some detail is, to put the question in a somewhat misleading fashion, “how do events become actual occasions?”

coltish

Language and Metaphysics,itable return to metaphysical problems. In this chapter I propose to examine the relation between metaphysics and language. In a sense much of what I will say in this chapter has been implied in the preceding one. But I want to emphasize certain points and to clarify some others before I undertake to define what can be meant by ‘metaphysics’.

無(wú)辜

The Veridicality of Eidetic Intuition,as been intuited by eidetic intuition, what, if anything, can be done about it? Is it possible to bring about agreement or to clarify the source of disagreement ? This implies that the claim to eidetic intuition is not in itself a proof that eidetic intuition did as a matter of fact occur.

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