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1908 Nov 5
Logic
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I may be able to insert remarks on the different items with-
out confusing you. Although I shall not write out the list in
an utterly inconsiderate haste, yet I am conscious that it could
not be nearly freed from errors and other faults without
vastly more labour than I care to bestow upon it; since I do
not propose to put it to any use for which it would be better adapted
if it were faultless, so long as it fairly shows the general kinds
of variety that there are in mode of immediate awareness.
I think it will conduce to perspicuity to invent the noun
'Phaneron' (φανερον ?? need accent) being the commonest Greek adjective that means
apparent, containing the same root as phenomenon, phantom, fancy
face, bare, bald, etc. I it was the same as that of Latin fari, (φηνμ??), to
say, the idea of clearness was conveyed by it from the very first,) to denote

1908 Nov 5
Logic
11

I may be able to insert remarks on the different items with-
out confusing you. Although I shall not write out the list in
an utterly inconsiderate haste, yet I am conscious that it could
not be nearly freed from errors and other faults without
vastly more labour than I care to bestow upon it; since I do
not propose to put it to any use for which it would be better adapted
if it were faultless, so long as it fairly shows the general kinds
of variety that there are in mode of immediate awareness.
I think it will conduce to perspicuity to invent the noun
'Phaneron' (Greek being the commonest Greek adjective that means
apparent, containing the same root as phenomenon, phantom, fancy
face, bare, bald, etc. I it was the same as that of Latin fari, Greek φηνμ??, to
say, the idea of clearness was conveyed by it from the very first,) to denote