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1908 Oct 31
Logic
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general sense to denote anything that can receive a name,
and meaning by Immediately" in this connexion that he does not
infer or suspect it because of his being aware of something else;
but just is aware of it, without any "because" at all, then the
list I just gave, was of as many general types of phanera as occurred
to me. But it will be important for purpose of our boy that
he should in thought collect those types of Phanera into a
small number of broad classes. He may draw the lines
of demarcation between these in various ways; but a very
long process course of experimentation with the account of which I
refrain from wearying you has strongly inclinded me to think
that the most way they best suited to his purpose, that of
mastery over this thought; will be most perfectly aid furthered