The Application of Logic
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The general modus operandi in all three cases is, however, the same so far as it depends upon avoiding at all costs the admission that an ambiguous statement is one that makes no assertion at all.
The first line of defence consists mainly in 164 THE APPLICATION OF LOGIC CH. Vi ignoring the distinction between important and unimportant vagueness. It claims in its support the well-known fact that vagueness is often an excusable defect. "We are not here dealing with an exact science, " says the va...gue assertor. He points out, perhaps, that all the most important kinds of business in life all the arts of conduct generally are of necessity carried on by means of rules and notions that are more or less vague, and that people who press for exact definitions in them are people of small experience and capacity.
The answer consists in freely admitting this fact, and even carrying it further. Not only, you admit, are all the arts of life dependent on vague knowledge, but also every kind of science which has to do with facts in Nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The general modus operandi in all three cases is, however, the same so far as it depends upon avoiding at all costs the admission that an ambiguous statement is one that makes no assertion at all.
The first line of defence consists mainly in 164 THE APPLICATION OF LOGIC CH. Vi ignoring the distinction between important and unimportant vagueness. It claims in its support the well-known fact that vagueness is often an excusable defect. "We are not here dealing with an exact science, " says the va...gue assertor. He points out, perhaps, that all the most important kinds of business in life all the arts of conduct generally are of necessity carried on by means of rules and notions that are more or less vague, and that people who press for exact definitions in them are people of small experience and capacity.
The answer consists in freely admitting this fact, and even carrying it further. Not only, you admit, are all the arts of life dependent on vague knowledge, but also every kind of science which has to do with facts in Nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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