The Philosophy of Sentential Language, or Language an Exact Science: Elucidated by Rules Based on the Principles of Mental Philosophy; Designed to ... Clearly and Correctly in Writing and Speaking - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The Philosophy of Sentential Language, or Language an Exact Science: Elucidated by Rules Based on the Principles of Mental Philosophy; Designed to Present the Science and Art of Communicating Knowledge Clearly and Correctly in Writing and Speaking

But can one learn any thing, more especially Mental Philosophy, without first understanding language?

Ans. A child feels [knows by experience] the sensations of hunger, of pain, as well before it knows the name Of the feeling as after. Indeed, Without this antecedent idea, the name itself would have no meaning to the child.

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