Friday, December 23, 2016
Things-in-Something Else?
My newest least-favorite phrase in the English language is things-in-themselves. Oh the fallacies packed into that innocuous-looking phrase. There is no such thing as things-in-something else, and it cannot be that to have a specific method of perceiving reality ipso facto means one cannot perceive reality. (See two posts by Roderick Long here and here).
Labels:
Aristotle,
Ayn Rand,
Empiricism,
Epistemology,
Hume,
Kant,
Nominalism,
Philosophy,
rationalism,
Realism,
Roderick Long,
Wittgenstein
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