Titlebook: Crime or Disease?; Antony Flew Textbook 1973Latest edition Antony Flew 1973 crime.disease.philosophy.practical philosophy

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ons of (physical) health and (physical) disease. If this dependence were merely historical and etymological it would be of little present concern. To urge that the true and proper meaning of all expressions as now employed must be determined by either the ultimate etymology or the original English s

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perly so described. It may be objected that there are many actual and possible intermediate cases in which, even where the clinical facts were not in dispute, it would upon the principles there indicated be difficult to decide whether or not to diagnose mental disease. That is surely true. But it is

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A Survey of the Logical Geography,ensible as true, the understanding of the meaning of any such weaker thesis presupposes the understanding of the meaning of its stronger relative. For example, although the guarded and cautious ‘It looks to me like a .-52’ commits the speaker to less than the categorical and unqualified ‘It is a .-5

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Disease and Mental Disease,ons of (physical) health and (physical) disease. If this dependence were merely historical and etymological it would be of little present concern. To urge that the true and proper meaning of all expressions as now employed must be determined by either the ultimate etymology or the original English s

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A Survey of the Logical Geography,2’, the former is both semantically more sophisticated than the latter and logically parasitical upon it. You could not, that is to say, understand what is meant by ‘It looks to me like a .-52’ if you did not already know the meaning of ‘It is a B-52’.