SUO: Re: 'q'
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| Well now, can our little feeling, thus left alone in the universe, --
| for the god and we psychological critics may be supposed left out
| of the account, -- can the feeling, I say, be said to have any sort
| of a cognitive function? For it to 'know', there must be something
| to be known. What is there, on the present supposition?
| One may reply, "the feeling's content 'q'."
|
| William James, 'The Meaning of Truth',
| Longmans, Green, & Co., London, 1909,
| page 5.
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