The Brock/Rosen objection to modal factionalism uses an example of this kind of swans.
The Brock/Rosen objection to modal factionalism uses an example of this kind of swans. J.M.E. McTaggart was the main target of a work which used the concept of "the sensation of [this]," G. E. Moore's "The Refutation of Idealism." Fact, Fiction, and Forecast contains a thought experiment in which this adjective is combined with a lighter one, illustrating problems with Hempel's confirmation theory of induction. In addition to featuring in that work by Nelson Goodman, this concept's "missing shade" is given as support for Hume's fork in An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.  This word names a "book" that aims to figure out "What is the meaning of a word?" and its counterpart first expounds its author's "language games." For 10 points, name this color that, along with Brown, titles a set of "books" by Ludwig Wittgenstein.
The Brock/Rosen objection to modal factionalism uses an example of this kind of swans.
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