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In this chapter we should perhaps ask again what our objective, and our strategy should be. But first let us re-iterate the problem.
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Barry Stroud (1965) took the opposite position, and tried to build a possibility of transcendental arguments on what he called `privileged’ sentences. Not surprisingly he fails. I have argued this point in extenso (1983), and shall not repeat it here.
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Srzednicki, J. (1995). Ontological Commitment. In: To Know or Not to Know. Synthese Library, vol 244. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-3542-1_7
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