Question

Nelson Goodman’s book Fact, Fiction, and Forecast uses two time-dependent examples of these attributes to argue that a certain process works better for predicates with an entrenched usage. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name these things. One thinker used the example of a man who is asked to imagine one of these things to show that some ideas cannot be drawn from impressions in a counterexample to his own “copy principle.”
ANSWER: colors [or shades; accept missing shade of blue; accept blue; accept green; accept grue; accept bleen]
[10e] Goodman posited grue and bleen in his “new riddle of [this process],” which builds on Hume’s problem concerning it. This process, which uses past cases to generalize future cases, is contrasted with deduction.
ANSWER: induction [accept New Riddle of Induction]
[10m] Goodman described how induction can be justified by creating a reflective equilibrium, a term originally coined by this author of A Theory of Justice to describe how societies compromise on moral principles.
ANSWER: John Rawls
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2024 ACF Fall at CornellfallY912.22100%11%11%
2024 ACF Fall at Ohio StatefallY817.5088%50%38%
2024 ACF Fall at WashingtonfallY616.6783%50%33%
2024 ACF Fall at GeorgiafallY1115.4582%46%27%
2024 ACF Fall at North CarolinafallY920.00100%67%33%
2024 ACF Fall at Claremont CollegesfallY514.00100%20%20%
2024 ACF Fall at RutgersfallY815.0088%50%13%

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Vanderbilt AAlabama A0101020
Georgia Tech BMissisippi State010010
Georgia Tech BMissisippi State010010
Georgia Tech BAuburn C1010020
Georgia Tech BAuburn C1010020
Emory AEmory Oxford010010
Georgia Tech AFurman10101030
Georgia Tech CBelmont010010
Georgia Tech DTennessee A10101030
Georgia Tech BMissisippi State0000
Georgia Tech BMissisippi State0000
Georgia Tech BAuburn C100010
Georgia Tech BAuburn C100010
Mississippi State AGeorgia Tech E0101020
South Carolina BSouthern010010
Clemson BTennessee B0101020
Auburn BVanderbilt B0000