Titlebook: Studies in Language and Reason; ?lham Dilman Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 language.lingui

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Wisdom II: Metaphysical and Religious Transcendence,and so to embrace the beliefs in question is for a person to change in himself, to come into contact with something that lies . him. Here lies the spiritual aspect of the content of religious beliefs.

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Hume I: Reason and Feeling in Moral Judgment,ibutes moral value or wickedness to the action cannot be accountable to reason; it arises from the sentiments. It is not an expression of ‘the cool assent of the understanding’ but ‘the work of the heart’.

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Wittgenstein: Meaning and Circumstances,s words and on the way these words are combined. It depends on nothing else. What we do with a sentence, when we utter the words that make it up, depends on its meaning and on what we want to say. But its meaning is logically prior to what we do with it. This meaning is written into the symbol and is independent of what we do with the symbol.

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, I: ‘ Learning as Recollection’,he sign of equality) from the comparison of sensible objects. For to be able to carry out such comparisons we would have to understand what it means for two objects to be of equal length. Of course, we do learn or acquire concepts from experience, by comparison and abstraction. But such learning pre

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III: Note on the Immortality of the Soul,, his vision of life and what he considers important. What is distinctive of his vision is that in it death does not appear as a threat and so as something to be feared. The notion of the soul’s immortality is the notion of something in one’s life which death cannot destroy.

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Hume II: Reason and Feeling in Moral Decision,udgments as expressions of sentiment. How can reason engage the will? It seemed to him that there is nothing problematic about the idea of reasons engaging the understanding and guiding a man in his assessment of what interests him. By ‘the understanding’ he meant ‘the faculty of knowledge’. There w

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Wittgenstein: Meaning and Circumstances, its truth-functional relation to the elementary propositions of which it is a truth- function that determines its sense. What Wittgenstein develops here finds the following echo in our hearts: The meaning of each word must be explained to us if we are to understand them. We have also to learn how t