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Logical form by Goldstick, D.

“…Propositions are essentially without form…”
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THE SALTO VITALE METHOD IN PHILOSOPHY by GOLDSTICK, D.

“…Did G. E. Moore prove the existence of things outside us? Philosophers have objected to his proof, but not for good reasons. Since when, for instance, has…”
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RATIONAL INCONSISTENCY by GOLDSTICK, D.

“…By the first part of the nineteenth century a point had been reached where a physicist and engineer such as Augustin-Jean Fresnel, who died in 1827, found…”
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Logical Facts by Goldstick, D.

“…"I know nothing about the weather when I know that it is either raining or not raining," said Wittgenstein (Tractatus 4.461). Why are we so ready to give…”
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Discussion: Internal impediments by Goldstick, D.

“…Not everything that it's ‘possible’ FOR you to do is something it's ‘possible’ THAT you will do. The compatibilist freedom formula ‘absence of impediments’…”
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Names and existence by Goldstick, D.

“…In practice, the inquiry into whether Socrates/William Tell/Robin Hood really existed hinges on the origin of the causal sequence leading up to the present use…”
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On What There Is (In Space) by Goldstick, D.

“…Dispositions depend on “categorical” facts definitionally and pedagogically. Must they always depend on them also ontologically for “grounding”? Does there…”
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THE FABRICATION METAPHOR by Goldstick, D.

“…Modern philosophers have often likened perception/cognition to a fabrication process. But disanalogy can be seen in the fact that in real fabrication the raw…”
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Moral Responsibility and Character Formation by Goldstick, D.

“…Freedom-determinism compatibilism says a deed is correctly censurable if and only if it flows from a bad character, irrespective of what caused that character…”
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ON WHAT THERE IS by GOLDSTICK, D.

“…:  This paper programmatically outlines a case for “nominalism”. If brown and colored are so related logically that being colored is nothing over and above…”
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Cans and Ifs: Ability to Will and Ability to Act by Goldstick, D.

“…Deterministic philosophical writers have often followed Thomas Hobbes by identifying as what any individual wills whatever it is the individual desires on…”
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Three Epistemic Senses of "Probability" by Goldstick, D.

“…According to this, an inductively derived estimate of a future events probability could be interpreted as being an estimate of the relative frequency of such…”
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De Facto and De Jure in the Practice of Induction by Goldstick, Daniel

“…'Simplicity' comes up in different senses in scientific methodology. The simplicity criterion at issue here is relied on in all inductive inference, it's…”
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Motivations by Goldstick, D.

“…An exploratory discussion. Call a desire “finitisic” if some conceivable eventuality would fulfil it completely (so that no conceivable eventuality would…”
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Property Identity and ‘Intrinsic’ Designation by Goldstick, D.

“…Consideration of the problem of the criteria for property identity raises another problem: that of the criteria for distinguishing intrinsic from extrinsic…”
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Discussion: Internal impediments by GOLDSTICK, D.

“…Not everything that it's 'possible' FOR you to do is something it's 'possible' THAT you will do. The compatibilist freedom formula 'absence of impediments'…”
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Marxism on dialectical and logical contradiction by Goldstick, D.

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Cognitive Reason by Goldstick, D.

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Could God Make a Contradiction True? by Goldstick, D.

“…Was Thomas Aquinas the first major Western philosopher to distinguish systematically between things it would be contradictory to deny and other things? He…”
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ARE THERE THEORIES? by Goldstick, D.

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