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Philosophical Method: A Very Short Introduction
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René Karamazov is on page 102 of 160

Williamson is right about clarity, having weird and obscure language that you either refuse or don't define is a way to avoid being refuted because there's no way of pointing out your errors. And that's really cowardice. The brave philosopher will always try to be as clear as possible so to detect any mistakes in their reasoning. And this applies to any discipline concerned with truth

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The concept/conception distinction was good, the rest of it is kind of boring so far

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