Peirce claimed that the only differences between the meanings of words arose from their etymology
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Keeping in mind the sources cited, discuss the credibility of the claim(s) made in the following passage:"'You hear in the folklore about miracles happening, but I have never seen one thing yet that could be called an actual medical cure,' says Douglas Sharon, a University of California, Los Angeles, anthropologist who has studied curandrismo [Peruvian folk medicine] on the north coast of Peru for 18 years."-From a National Geographic Magazine news feature
What will be an ideal response?
An expression is vague if and only if:
a) it is unclear whether it applies to borderline cases. b) it is ambiguous. c) it is unclear which of its various meanings is the intended one.
The Flew selection in the book begins with the description of a parable derived from
an article written by
a) Friedrich Nietzsche. b) H.G. Wells. c) John Wisdom
d) Bertrand RussellIdentify the moral perspective at work here:At the supermarket, Vickie just ran her cart into a display of jars with jams and preserves, and now the aisle is full of broken glass and jam. She feels like leaving the store as quickly as possible. Is that an acceptable course of action?Yes, it is. Look, so long as Vickie thinks it's OK to leave, she's right. I, however, think it would be wrong, so I'd have to stay and clean up the mess.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).