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The meaning of them is the same to one who believes them, to one who disbelieves them, and to one who doubts. Either to believe, to disbelieve, or to doubt, it is necessary that we should first understand. The question, then, is What is the meaning of these judgments? Do the terms " those," " dogs," " three," " brown," stand for four distinct objects? In one sense, it seems clear that they do. The " those " might be men or horses or trees or houses, instead of dogs. The dogs might be black, and they might be six or seven. prev next |