1843
Publication
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Ruskin, John. Of the relative importance of truths [ID D27796]. "If I say that such and such a man in China is an opium eater, I say nothing very interesting, because my subject (such a man) is particular. If I say that all men in China are opium eaters, I say nothing interesting, because my subject (all men) is general. If I say that all men in China eat, I say nothing interesting because my predicate (eat) is general. If I say that all men in China eat opium, I say something interesting, because my predicate (eat opium) is particular." |
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