Structural issues
Published • Feb 28, 2006
Authors:
Maximilian de Gaynesford
Abstract
He saw that he was confronted, actually, with two propositions. The first was simple: “The circumstances are such that I must concentrate on so-and-so”. The second was less simple: “The circumstances have been so contrived as to suggest that I must concentrate on so-and-so”. In pursuing the first pr...
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