On the record
Many terms, supposed to convey certain well-defined ideas, are found to be deficient when analyzed, and others stand for nothing in substance.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgMany terms, supposed to convey certain well-defined ideas, are found to be deficient when analyzed, and others stand for nothing in substance.
Woodhull critiques the inadequacy of commonly used terms in conveying clear ideas when analyzed.
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