| 单词 | universe of discourse |
| 例句 | “It has broken down the universe of discourse of the old market style of economy and proven that there is no singe narrative that is suitable for the whole world.” For China, a Plunge and a Reckoning 2015-08-28T04:00:00Z I am far from denying that, in the universe of discourse where Source is under consideration, the adjective is justifiable. Spencer's Philosophy of Science The Herbert Spencer Lecture Delivered at the Museum 7 November, 1913 2011-09-25T02:00:15.883Z I sat silent, staring at Panhandle with wide eyes of astonishment, for I had no universe of discourse to which I could relate the strange things I was hearing. All Men are Ghosts 2011-06-28T02:00:12.497Z Such contradictions, once more, show mind loyal to what students of logic are familiar with as the "universe of discourse." The Will to Doubt An essay in philosophy for the general thinker Such an assumption goes with that epistemological universe of discourse which has to be abandoned in an empirical universe of discourse. Creative Intelligence Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude Merely to be ‘with’ one another in a universe of discourse is the most external relation that terms can have, and seems to involve nothing whatever as to farther consequences. Essays in Radical Empiricism The logician expresses this by saying that they occupy different "universes of discourse"—that is, they cannot talk in the same terms. Introduction to the Science of Sociology To form a universe of discourse argues, as this example shows, no further kind of connexion. Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays Clearly, therefore, the connotation of general terms is relative to the suppositio, or "universe of discourse." Logic Deductive and Inductive The epistemological universe of discourse is so highly technical that only those who have been trained in the history of thought think in terms of it. Creative Intelligence Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude But beyond their quarrels Catholic Christians comprised one universe of discourse. The Promise of American Life The ecclesiastic, the artist, the mystic, the scientist, the Philistine, the Bohemian, represent more or less different "universes of discourse." Introduction to the Science of Sociology The confinements of Margot Asquith like the confinements of royalty are, as the philosophers say, in much the same universe of discourse as a tariff bill or a parliamentary debate. Public Opinion This was called by De Morgan the "universe of discourse": an older name for it, revived by Dr. Venn, and surely a better one, is suppositio. Logic Deductive and Inductive It is a constant tendency of the mind to project its values out of itself; to create "universes of discourse" that seem more stable and real than its own fleeting states. Problems of Conduct Such an objection makes a curious muddle of the pragmatist's universe of discourse. Meaning of Truth There can be no public opinion except in so far as the persons who compose the public are able to live in the same world and speak and think in the same universe of discourse. Introduction to the Science of Sociology Because he was an accurate thinker, a logical thinker, and he uses the logical division that includes the whole universe of discourse, A and Not-A, painful and non-painful. An Introduction to Yoga Even social workers occupy universes of discourse not mutually intelligible. Introduction to the Science of Sociology Similarly, different races and nationalities as wholes represent different apperception masses and consequently different universes of discourse and are not mutually intelligible. Introduction to the Science of Sociology It is difficult to excuse such a parody of the pragmatist's opinion, ignoring as it does every element but one of his universe of discourse. Meaning of Truth What is meant by the phrases "apperception mass," "universes of discourse," and "definitions of the situations"? Introduction to the Science of Sociology It is this circle of mutual influence within which there is a universe of discourse that defines the limits of the public. Introduction to the Science of Sociology Every group has its own universe of discourse. Introduction to the Science of Sociology The expression "different universes of discourse" indicates how communication separates as well as unites persons and groups. Introduction to the Science of Sociology If the reality assumed were cancelled from the pragmatist's universe of discourse, he would straightway give the name of falsehoods to the beliefs remaining, in spite of all their satisfactoriness. Meaning of Truth The phenomenon "that every group has its own language," its peculiar "universe of discourse," and its cultural symbols is evidence of the interrelation between communication and assimilation. Introduction to the Science of Sociology The social proposition 'other men exist' and the pragmatist proposition 'it is expedient to believe that other men exist' come from different universes of discourse. Meaning of Truth For the believer, Caesar must of course really exist; for the pragmatist critic he need not, for the pragmatic deliverance belongs, as I have just said, to another universe of discourse altogether. Meaning of Truth They themselves play the part of the absolute knower for the universe of discourse which serves them as material for epistemologizing. Meaning of Truth The conditions of truth thus seem incomplete in this universe of discourse so that it must be enlarged. Meaning of Truth |
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