Lexicon of Arguments

 

I 13ff
Category Confusion/Ryle: category confusion means counting elements in the same category as the set.
I 35 f
Reasonable Actions: reasonable actions are not the origin but design-distinguished.
Conscious act: a conscious act is not two actions.
>Reason, >Consciousness.
Physical/Mental: are two descriptions of the same.
>Description levels, >Levels(Order).
I 37/38
The habit of talking loudly is not loud itself.
I 46
Feeling "in the head": I do not feel the rolling of the ship in the head, but in the legs.
I 49
Ability: an ability is not reciting rules, but applying them. Ability is not an event word but a modal word. The disposition of ability is no second action beside the first.
>Disposition, >Ability.
I 162f
Law - Error/Ryle: It is an error to confuse hypothetical generalizations with categorical individual judgments, e.g. a ticket entitles to a ride, it is not the ride itself. Laws give authority for inference, not the inference itself (facts: are stations).
>Inference, >Facts, >Errors.