Dialogue

 1 Craty|    convention? In the presocratic philosophy mankind had been striving
 2 Craty|          stand to the rest of his philosophy? Or may we be so bold as
 3 Craty|    language he sees reflected the philosophy of Heracleitus. His views
 4 Craty| inconsistent with the rest of his philosophy.~2. We do not deny that
 5 Craty|       with the later phase of the philosophy of Plato, and would have
 6 Craty|    current in his own age: 4. the philosophy of language had not made
 7 Craty|       delivering a lecture on the philosophy of language, Socrates is
 8 Craty|           a hive of wisdom in the philosophy of Heracleitus;— the doctrine
 9 Craty|       difficulties of early Greek philosophy, endeavours to show Cratylus
10 Craty|         as in the Theaetetus, the philosophy of Heracleitus by ‘unsavoury’
11 Craty|         that there was a power of philosophy and talk among the first
12 Craty|          or processes. Poetry and philosophy—these two, are the two great
13 Craty|          or any other age to find philosophy in words; and he afterwards
14 Craty|         of moral and metaphysical philosophy. For the use of words on
15 Craty|            technically applied in philosophy and art; they are used as
16 Craty|          made. The true spirit of philosophy or metaphysics can alone
17 Craty|      parts of speech, the Eleatic philosophy and the Kantian categories.
18 Craty|      reflections which the modern philosophy of language suggests to
19 Craty|          speak and culminating in philosophy. But there remains an element
20 Craty|       they wear the appearance of philosophy and there is no test to
21 Craty|         greatly influenced by the philosophy of Hegel; nearly all of
22 Craty|           the first principles of philosophy could be elicited from the
23 Craty|    corresponds with any system of philosophy, however great may be the
24 Craty|     language is ‘contaminated’ by philosophy it is apt to become awkward,
25 Craty|           it has brought back the philosophy of language from theory
26 Craty|          there is a great deal of philosophy and reflection in that;