Thinking and Reflecting

Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures 1:210-226 (1968)
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Just as there was a vogue at one time for identifying thinking either with mere processions or with more or less organised processions of images, so there is a vogue now for identifying thinking with something oddly called ‘language’, namely with more or less organised processions of bits of French or English, etc.

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