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uEsTiOns 1. Could Becker’s analysis be applied to thisstatement: “The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941?” 2. Would it be accurate to say that historians deal not withan event...
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According to Blanshard, in a complete system of knowledge,“every proposition would be entailed by the others.” Do you think that to somedegree your own beliefs are like this? That is, do you think...
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According to Blanshard there are two “systems” of beliefs:the one “apprehended by a particular mind” and the “completed system” ofknowledge. How do these differ? Why does he distinguish the two...
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Blanshard claims that “if you place the nature of truth inone sort of character and its test in something quite different, you are prettycertain, sooner or later, to find the two falling apart.”...
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Blanshard argues that every so-called “fact” consists ofbeliefs you already have. So if you try to check whether a new belief“corresponds” to a fact, you will be checking whether the new...
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According to Blanshard every “fact” is really just a bunchof beliefs you already have about that kind of fact, and there is no such thingas a “pure” fact that consists of just the fact with no...
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Blanshard gives two examples of the process by which we testthe truth of a new belief, to see if we should add it our other beliefs. oneexample is “Burr killed Hamilton in a duel,” and another is...
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Blanshard claims that we all have a desire to knoweverything there is to know about the world. Do you think this is true of you?If so, how strong would you say that desire is in you? Would you say...
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Searle argues that the word fact was developed so we could talkabout those things in the real world that make a belief or proposition true.And the idea that truth is related to facts is, Searle...
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The textbook suggests that Russell assumed that a belief wasa kind of “picture” of a fact, yet a belief is not a picture at all. But couldRussell respond that actually beliefs are like pictures in...
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