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ZA UCT BC339_C
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Folder 3: Notes
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Notes beginning “Logic is the science of the laws of reason”.
Notes beginning “Few fields of scientific research are more interesting and few are yielding and are likely to get more valuable than those opened to us by the microscope”.
Notes headed “The Land of Fads and Local Opinion”.
Notes beginning “Lord Eustace of Cecil seems to be delighted by the fact that he got Japanese porters…”
Notes beginning “When one reads an article like Mr F Harrison’s appeal to Liberal economists in the Contemporary Review …”
Notes headed “On Average Honesty”.
Notes headed “Class”.
Notes beginning “Our conscious existence is occupied by impressions…”
Notes headed “Is all Learning Linguistic and Syllogistic?”
Notes beginning “Metaphysical thinking is an attempt to deduce the true nature of things from our concepts of them”.
Notes beginning “Few fields of scientific research are more interesting and few are yielding and are likely to get more valuable than those opened to us by the microscope”.
Notes headed “The Land of Fads and Local Opinion”.
Notes beginning “Lord Eustace of Cecil seems to be delighted by the fact that he got Japanese porters…”
Notes beginning “When one reads an article like Mr F Harrison’s appeal to Liberal economists in the Contemporary Review …”
Notes headed “On Average Honesty”.
Notes headed “Class”.
Notes beginning “Our conscious existence is occupied by impressions…”
Notes headed “Is all Learning Linguistic and Syllogistic?”
Notes beginning “Metaphysical thinking is an attempt to deduce the true nature of things from our concepts of them”.