Jerry,
i believe we are talking about different things. Obviously there stands the
word 'democracy', but it is mentioned within a list of different uses of the
word 'hypotheses'. Therefore it is possible, that it is just an example and
does not necessarily express his personal views on
Stefan, Ben, list:
You say
*there stands the word ‘democracy’ *
*and uses of the word ‘hypotheses’ *
*and that it is ‘just an example’*.
But hypotheses, examples and words are powerful and reflect much of the way
we situate ourselves in Thought.
For example, (not sure whether this
Dear Stefan, list:
To illustrate better what I mean, consider the following:
The surprising fact, opponent of female suffrage *C*, is observed.
But if the woman-drama *A* were true, then C would be a matter of course.
Hence, *there is reason to suspect* that A is true.
“Opponent of
Dear Kirsti,
you are always welcome. He also wrote a two volume phenomenology of law.
Best,
Stefan
Am 23. November 2016 14:02:38 MEZ, schrieb kirst...@saunalahti.fi:
>Hi Stefan,
>
>Very interesting! Especially because the author is a lawyer. Still, I
>doubt I'll have time to read these.
>
I've dug a few things up, some of it interesting, some of it also ugly.
Peirce had more than one mood.
Last pagragraph in Peirce's review in _The Nation_, Vol. 67, Aug. 25,
1898, 153-155, of _The Psychology of Suggestion_ by Boris Sidis with an
introduction by William James.
Ben, List
wow, that is interesting! Thanks!
Also these quotes from the fixation of belief fit into the picture:
"The method of authority will always govern the mass of mankind; and those who
wield the various forms of organized force in the state will never be convinced
that dangerous
