Sentence examples for seen section 3 from inspiring English sources

Yet, while as we have seen (section 3), Hume certainly saw it as part of the road to "true philosophy," he does not view Newton's achievement as a decisive advance in knowledge of nature but, instead, as decisive evidence for the claim that nature will remain unknowable in principle.

As we have seen (section 3), acquaintance theorists typically add conditions that make the fact with which one is acquainted directly relevant to the truth of some thought or belief e.g., by requiring awareness of the correspondence or fit (or perhaps some other relation) between the thought and the fact, or by requiring that the fact constitute part of the content of the belief.

See section 3 of Pub.

See section 3, quoted ante.

(See Section 2).

See section VIII.8.

See section III.5.

(See Section 5.1).

See section IV.5.

See Section 2.1.4.

See section E.5 GDB.