After all, a political-economic system, whether capitalist or socialist, is a broad and persistent phenomenon that cannot logically be construed as beneficial one decade yet destructive the next.
With respect to the second way of conceptualizing knowledge generation, many philosophers argue in a similar fashion that because the process of discovery involves an irrational, intuitive process, which cannot be examined logically, a logic of discovery cannot be construed.
Schlick interprets the verifiability principle strictly, by spelling out verification in terms of sensible experience, but at the same time broadly, construed to admit any logically conceivable circumstances of verification (like the future verification of mountains on the far side of the moon).
For Ryle does not believe in meanings (concepts or propositions) as these have been traditionally construed (as stable objects or rules, the grasp of which is logically prior to, and thus may be used to explain, the use of expressions).
Logically speaking, Zen explains that "two" things arise because the everyday standpoint stipulates Aristotelian either-or logic as the standard for cognizing the whole, however the whole may be construed.
Was freedom, narrowly construed, enough?
But he was construed otherwise.
But anarchism, broadly construed, is becoming fashionable.
Nagel himself construed reduction as an epistemic notion without ontological commitment; he did not even require that bridge statements be biconditionals, as mere conditionals when conjoined with TA sometimes are able to logically entail TB.
