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Well, for example, I propose an approach to the vexed sign/tool issue which
introduces a new ontological solution as well as adding a third instance to
this dualism. I would have thought this alone could have kept us going for
a month.
Also, my article does claim to offer an approach to the "problem of the
individual" and I certainly know of no better solution; that would be worth
a bit of discussion.
Andy
At 10:37 AM 26/12/2007 -0800, you wrote:
>I am unsure where we are on the subject of the subject in Andy's article.
>I only have bits and patch's of the discussion articulated and a
>vague memory to look up idiographic/nomothetic on wikipedia.
>
>What do you make, overall, of the discussion thus far, Andy, and what issues
>have not been raised that would be helful to you?
>
>mike
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