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Note: can teach the concept of analytical truth just as one can describe a 'dog' even though can't give a rigorous definition
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problems with analytic truth
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abstraction by resemblance
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analytic truth
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Higg/Kalderon: still the analytic has expository use since it can be taught, just as we can be taught 'dog' even though we can not give a rigorous definition of 'dog'. Quine's search for a strict, behavioristic, definition of analyticity is misguided. The knowledge of analytical truths such as 'p or not-p' is known by the rules of language.
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Note: analytical truths such a 'p or not-p' is known by the rules of language; not via behavior
Topic: problems with analytic truth (20 items)
Topic: abstraction by resemblance (13 items)
Topic: analytic truth (51 items)