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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
 
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76. Propositions about Science

3. What is "scientifically" knowable is in each case given in advance by a "truth" which is never graspable by science, a truth about the recognized region of beings. Beings as a region lie in advance for science, they constitute a positum, and every science is in itself a "positive" science (including mathematics).

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  10:08 AM
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What's the relation, if any, between MH's use of positivum and Logical Positivists?
# posted by Blogger January : 10:56 AM
 
You mean positum? I think that's just a proposition posited. I haven't read Carnap, et al, to know their particulars.
# posted by Blogger enowning : 2:58 PM
 
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