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es. Instead, departing from a few definitions acceptable though probably not sufficient to most philosophers, a minimal case for the symbolic character of knowledge will be made and distinguished from the maximal or wider thesis of “symbolic forms” as represented by Cassirer. Santayana’s contributio

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