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An important historical effect of the theory of descriptions was to bring into currency the distinction between the grammatical form of a sentence and what Russell called its logical form . This distinction is not an altogether clear ...
An important historical effect of the theory of descriptions was to bring into currency the distinction between the grammatical form of a sentence and what Russell called its logical form . This distinction is not an altogether clear ...
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Donne distrusts the conventionally aesthetic , and often devotes his large verbal mastery to writing like an amateur : sometimes , as in the echoic and parodic Fourth Satire , with an effect of virtuoso clowning .
Donne distrusts the conventionally aesthetic , and often devotes his large verbal mastery to writing like an amateur : sometimes , as in the echoic and parodic Fourth Satire , with an effect of virtuoso clowning .
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Smith began to stress the impartiality of the spectator only when he came to theorize about the effect on the agent of the reactions of spectators . Smith's spectator is first called ' impartial ' in the chapter that distinguishes ...
Smith began to stress the impartiality of the spectator only when he came to theorize about the effect on the agent of the reactions of spectators . Smith's spectator is first called ' impartial ' in the chapter that distinguishes ...
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