John Stuart Mill quote about proposition from A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive - The actual existence of the subject of the proposition is therefore only apparently, not really, implied in the predication, if an essential one: we may say, A ghost is a disembodied spirit, without believing in ghosts.
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“ The actual existence of the subject of the proposition is therefore only apparently, not really, implied in the predication, if an essential one: we may say, A ghost is a disembodied spirit, without believing in ghosts. ”
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Author John Stuart Mill
Source A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive
Topic proposition subject predication
Date 1843
Language English
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John Stuart Mill quote about proposition from A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive - The actual existence of the subject of the proposition is therefore only apparently, not really, implied in the predication, if an essential one: we may say, A ghost is a disembodied spirit, without believing in ghosts.
John Stuart Mill quote about proposition from A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive - The actual existence of the subject of the proposition is therefore only apparently, not really, implied in the predication, if an essential one: we may say, A ghost is a disembodied spirit, without believing in ghosts.