 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce - 1942 - 224 pages
...was put in in the House. Frankly, Senator, I was much surprised as anyone else. Senator VANDENBERG. I think they were smart to put it in. They wanted...subcommittee of the Committee on Commerce, and it is not proper here to talk about our grievances. I understand that there is another committee of the... | |
 | Alexander Broadie - Philosophy - 1990 - 174 pages
...creation, in the same kind of single act in which a poet or composer grasps the poem or piece of music. There is a great deal more that can be said about this. But that is perhaps sufficient for our present purposes, which is to focus upon a problem concerning... | |
 | Lenn E. Goodman, Robert B. Talisse - Philosophy - 2012 - 176 pages
...claim to discover an obligation for this group over and above the obligations that each member bears. There is a great deal more that can be said about this particular topic. But I hope that I have said enough to lead you to consider that there may be reasonably... | |
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... explanation for the notion "grammatical sentence" in terms of "observed sentence," and for the set of grammars constructed in accordance with such a theory. It is furthermore a reasonable requirement, since we are interested not only in particular... 