An Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy¶
Mill, J. S. (1865). An Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy.
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- … persisting unobserved; (c) the reduction/translation rule — the mechanism by which object-talk is to be translated, eliminatively reduced, or reductively reconstructed from sense-data talk, most commonly via the modal possibilities-of-sensation — Mill's 1865 formulation: "permanent possibilities of sensation,"
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- … persisting unobserved; (c) the reduction/translation rule — the mechanism by which object-talk is to be translated, eliminatively reduced, or reductively reconstructed from sense-data talk, most commonly via the modal possibilities-of-sensation — Mill's 1865 formulation: "permanent possibilities of sensation,"
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