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... If according to Socrates at a present deliberation of the state of his community were occuring he would question against its conventions to seek higher standards there of. Whether he believed nature was in a state of empirical knowledge, physically and metaphysically, he believed it was to be shaped at its present stand. Leaving our state potentionaly conventional and presently broken.
Blackburn:Advocate
Blackburn states that modern society is and always will be in a state of pure conventionalism. ... So what is conventionalism to Blackburn? ... Convention being a state of nature of the human form, basic body functions and knowledge of existence (survival instinct).
Approximate Word count = 505
Approximate Pages = 2
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