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... CAUSE AND EFFECT A Priori Arguments Law of Inference from Cause A Posteriori Arguments - Laws of Inference from Effect 124 - 128 128 - 128 129 • 130 130 132 137 - 138 H · · · 139 · 140 141 142 · 146 148 149 · 152 154 GENERAL LAWS OF ...
... CAUSE AND EFFECT A Priori Arguments Law of Inference from Cause A Posteriori Arguments - Laws of Inference from Effect 124 - 128 128 - 128 129 • 130 130 132 137 - 138 H · · · 139 · 140 141 142 · 146 148 149 · 152 154 GENERAL LAWS OF ...
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... effect of the discourse in the mind of the reader is the cause of the discourse in the mind of the writer . While ... cause and effect in the skat- ing . Exercise causes health , but health , in idea , causes the exercise . Speed in ...
... effect of the discourse in the mind of the reader is the cause of the discourse in the mind of the writer . While ... cause and effect in the skat- ing . Exercise causes health , but health , in idea , causes the exercise . Speed in ...
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... cause and effect and the adjustment of means to end . When it is claimed that there is no science of literary discourse , it must be assumed that there is no cer- tainty as to the effect produced in different minds ; and no necessary ...
... cause and effect and the adjustment of means to end . When it is claimed that there is no science of literary discourse , it must be assumed that there is no cer- tainty as to the effect produced in different minds ; and no necessary ...
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... effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind addressed for the good of that mind be the sole impulse to the utterance . The motive must ...
... effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind addressed for the good of that mind be the sole impulse to the utterance . The motive must ...
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... Cause and Effect , Time and Place , and Likeness and Difference . The use of each of these attributes involves some object other than the one under consideration . Το think of the purpose of an object or of the object as means carries ...
... Cause and Effect , Time and Place , and Likeness and Difference . The use of each of these attributes involves some object other than the one under consideration . Το think of the purpose of an object or of the object as means carries ...
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