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Bertrand Russell and consistency
Is it just me, or does Russell's rejection of intentionality undermine any sort of assertion science can make on the basis of inconsistency?
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Re: Bertrand Russell and consistency
How does he formulate his rejection of intentionality? Do you have a quote or a reference?
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Re: Bertrand Russell and consistency
Did he reject intentionality? It's not a big aspect of his work if he does, though I recall that he read Husserl.
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