It must accordingly be totally jettisoned as a confusing and unnecessary appendage of the fundamental transcendental project of establishing the a priori logical presuppositions of physical knowledge.
Wittgenstein's remarks on ritual, magic, religion, belief, ceremony, and Frazer's own logical presuppositions are as lucid and thought-provoking now as they were in Wittgenstein's day.
2. Strawson provides technical development of his partial logical approach to presupposition in Strawson (1952).
Popper's arguments against holism, and in particular his arguments against the propriety of large-scale planning of social structures, are interconnected with his demonstration of the logical shortcomings of the presuppositions of historicism.
It also stands to reason that Plato gradually widened the scope of his investigations by reflecting not only on the social and political conditions of morality, but also on the logical, epistemological, and metaphysical presuppositions of a successful moral theory.
DANIEL ROTHSCHILD Presupposition Projection and Logical Equivalence.
In reality, the currently existing laws (and the underlying social institutions, values and so on) are imperfect in that their presuppositions contradict the logical structure of the eternal consciousness.
Santorum's positions are perfectly logical if you accept his founding presuppositions — but, in his view, those presuppositions are not open to question.
The first component of her master's research, also at Harvard, showed that some puzzling data on the distribution of the present tense in English is predicted by the sequential application of logical form and pragmatic maximization principles (e.g., presupposition maximization and general utterance-strength maximization).
Following contemporary argumentation theorists, Habermas assumes one cannot fully articulate these normative presuppositions solely in terms of the logical properties of arguments.
