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Care, Mufti, and the Instrumental Turn

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  1. A corruption of Arabic terminology, used in former times by the British military to denote a soldier’s wearing of civilian clothing when off duty. For the quote, see Wittgenstein Remarks on the Foundations of Mathematics Wiley-Blackwell 3rd edn 1981 Part V

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  2. Which Pavie quotes from Williams, himself quoting from Socrates. See Williams, B.: 1990, L’Éthique et les Limites de la philosophie, trad. A.-M. Lescourret, (Gallimard) — (French translation used by the author)

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  5. Though Thomas does not argue so strongly, this reader would also hold that some degree of generalizing from a limited amount of evidence to a universal assertion is also essential in all cases of acquisition of knowledge from the external world.

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Griseri, P. Care, Mufti, and the Instrumental Turn. Philos. of Manag. 13, 1–4 (2014). https://doi.org/10.5840/pom20141311

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