Titlebook: Knowledge and Error; Sketches on the Psyc Ernst Mach,Erwin N. Hiebert Book 1976 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1976 indiv

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Deduction and Induction Psychologically Viewed,cording to these modes. This alone shows that the opening up of new sources of knowledge cannot be the task of the rules of logic, which rather serve only to examine whether findings drawn from other sources agree or disagree, and, if the latter, to point to the need to secure full agreement.

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The Concept, in concrete instances, witness the countless applications of the proposition “energy remain constant”. It would however be idle to attempt to find a clear, momentary conscious idea which would exactly cover the sense of the sentence as it is spoken or heard. The difficulty disappears if we recogniz

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Adaptation of thoughts to Facts and to Each Other,se processes at first occur quite unintentionally and without clear consciousness. When we become fully conscious what we find within us is already a fairly complete world picture. Later, however, we gradually go over to continuing the processes with clear deliberation, and as soon as this occurs, e

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