Titlebook: Dispositions; Raimo Tuomela Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1978 Enzo Paci.Interpretation.concept.interpret.issue.logi

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Universals and Dispositionsoctrine. The first (which Hume criticized) may be called the doctrine of the logical primacy of repetitions. According to this doctrine, repeated instances furnish a kind of . for the acceptance of a universal law. (The idea of repetition is linked here, as a rule, with that of probability.) The sec

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Notes on the Doctrine of Chanceso had been still better made ten years before in my three articles in the . Vol. 2.. This point is that no man can be logical whose supreme desire is the well-being of himself or of any other existing person or collection of persons. The other good point is that probability never properly refers imm

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Disposition Concepts and Extensional Logicalse, it follows that ‘if ., then .’ is false, provided it has a truth-value at all. On the contrary, the knowledge that matters for determination of the truth-value of a ‘natural’ conditional—let us call them henceforth ‘natural implications’, in contrast to those truth-functional statements which

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