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- Feb 2019
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it is necessary first to consider their use and end:
Is language seen as a means to an end?
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Locke believes that there b a real external world and that knowledge of it is pos!-iblc. hul only ii' we underst:md the processes by which we come lo ~uch knowledge.
Knowledge is the goal, the end, but the process by which knowledge is discovered, the means, is also important to Locke.
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- Jan 2019
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n otherwords, even if rhetoric is the art of never finally answering the question, "Whatis rhetoric?" this art would necessarily include all attempts to finally answer thatquestion.
Based on this statement, could it be inferred that Muckelbauer places importance on not only the answer to the question (end) but also the process by which that answer is sought (means)? If so, how might the process of discovery be as important as the discovery itself?
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- Feb 2017
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how we may remedy
What is the goal of one's inquiry or practice? Where is Vico putting the emphasis and what difference does this difference make?
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