5 ;;Quote: conceptual schemes organize experience; reality is relative to a scheme; translation may not be possible

7 ;;Quote: identify conceptual schemes with languages and the soul; can languages be non-translatable

11 ;;Quote: the third dogma of empiricism is a dualism between a schema that organizes experience and the experience itself; it is vacuous

203 ;;Quote: organizing an object means organizing its components; you can not organize a closet independent of organizing its shoes and shirts

203 ;;Quote: any language that organizes the ordinary events of experience must be like our own

16 ;;Quote: nothing makes sentences and theories true; "My skin is warm" if true iff my skin is warm; no reference to a fact or experience

16 ;;Quote: the notion of truth as applied to language is deeply interwined with translation; it is nonsensical to say that a conceptual scheme is largely true but not translatable

19 ;;Quote: if we want to understand others, we must count them right in most matters

207 ;;Quote: we cannot intelligibly say that conceptual schemes are different or the same; nor can we distinguish conceptual schemes as a partial or total failure of translation

20 ;;Quote: reality is not separate from our understanding of reality; reality makes our sentences true or false