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6. How do we arrive at the abstract idea of man? Describe the specific qualities of this idea.
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>From Natalie: No
image will do, since it would have to be short and tall, hairy and bald,
and all other qualities which we may imagine humans having.
>rm says: These excerpts from my lecture notes are pretty much on target. One should explain the presence of the commonalities (which would go some way to answering Question 4, too). |
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