Frege on Arithmetic 1. Frege characte 
.... A
priori truth does not require observation, according to Frege, but "can be derived exclusively from general laws, which themselves neither need nor admit of ....
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Philosophical Principles
.... He cites one proposition as being a synthetic a
priori truth--"every alteration has its cause." He says that this is not a pure proposition, though it is an a ....
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Religious Knowledge and Language
.... and while some truths can be inferred and demonstrated from other truths, following a logical line from a
priori knowledge to demonstrate the
truth of logical ....
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The Problem of Knowledge
.... and while some truths can be inferred and demonstrated from other truths, following a logical line from a
priori knowledge to demonstrate the
truth of logical ....
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The Problem of Knowledge
.... and while some truths can be inferred and demonstrated from other truths, following a logical line from a
priori knowledge to demonstrate the
truth of logical ....
(791
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A Common Language for the Religious Experience
.... and while some truths can be inferred and demonstrated from other truths, following a logical line from a
priori knowledge to demonstrate the
truth of logical ....
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Philosophy of Pragmatism
.... pragmatic epistemology with traditional categories of knowledge, whether a
priori or a .... and the object of belief, between the statement of
truth and the
truth ....
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Kant's View of Synthetic A Priori Knowledge
.... becomes a species of knowledge in itself, irrespective of whether the
truth of the extension can be confirmed. Kant uses the category a
priori to refer to what ....
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Hume & Locke on Human Knowledge
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Kant, Hume, Mill on Experiencing Knowledge
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Kant, Hume & Mill on Knowledge
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Hegel, Kant, Marx
.... Such philosophers as these believed that man's capacity to reason reveals
truth; that individuals and .... Such knowledge is entitled a
priori," (Edwards, p. 686). ....
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The Age of Enlightenment, Hegel, Kant & Marx
.... Such philosophers as these believed that man's capacity to reason reveals
truth; that individuals and .... Such knowledge is entitled a
priori," (Edwards, p. 686). ....
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David Hume & the Empiricist Tradition
.... The philosophy of Hume illuminates the shortcomings of pure reason and the idea that
truth can be reached a
priori, and places matters of fact firmly within ....
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David Hume
.... The philosophy of Hume illuminates the shortcomings of pure reason and the idea that
truth can be reached a
priori, and places matters of fact firmly within ....
(681
3
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Philosophy & Christian Beliefs
.... than one's own imagination) unless he has some way to distinguish
truth from falsity .... from effect to cause (a posteriori) and from the idea of God (a
priori). ....
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Study of Philosophy & Christian Beliefs
.... than one's own imagination) unless he has some way to distinguish
truth from falsity .... from effect to cause (a posteriori) and from the idea of God (a
priori). ....
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The First Cause Argument for God's Existence
.... venture to add an observation that the argument a
priori has seldom .... finding from mathematics that the understanding frequently leads to
truth through obscurity ....
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Trial by Mathematics
.... evidence is adduced of their behalf." They list a number of a
priori statements which .... variables." Tribe never really gives any evidence for the
truth of this ....
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The Enlightenment and Moral Theory
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Epistemology
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Hume on the Nature of Morality
.... may get, the underlying
truth of the approach is that experience is necessary for there to be knowledge. Generally, Hume rejects a
priori knowledge entirely ....
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Kant
.... We can know the claims of geometry a
priori only if experiencing objects in space is the necessary .... Kant's are more far-reaching and comes closer to the
truth. ....
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Kant's View of Knowledge
.... We can know the claims of geometry a
priori only if experiencing objects in space is the necessary .... Kant's are more far-reaching and comes closer to the
truth. ....
(1066
4
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Kant and Hume on Promises
.... He says that moral knowledge is a
priori, meaning it exists before the fact .... We might say that we ought to tell the
truth, for instance, and this informs us how ....
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The Lack of Critical Thinking in the US
.... While Americans are not willing to accept a
priori beliefs without testing them for .... argues that the foundations for this type of manipulation of the
truth go a ....
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Kant
.... end it's gotta be incomplete." This is as true of Kant's attempts at creating synthetic a
priori judgments as .... The Quest for
Truth: An Introduction to Philosophy ....
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TheHistory of Modern Philosophy
.... therefore I exist" to assure me that I am speaking the
truth, except that I .... Descartes said we could not deduce a
priori the existence of particular physical ....
(1619
6
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The Problem of Knowledge
.... achieve absolute certainty so that philosophy could then reach final and certain
truth. .... Descartes said we could not deduce a
priori the existence of particular ....
(1591
6
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The moral theory of Immanuel Kant
.... as Socrates--he is not teaching anything new but bringing the
truth out of .... The categorical imperative is a
priori, and Kant says it is also unconditional and ....
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