Lexicon of Arguments

 

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Colors/Lewis: my myth says: names of color sensations are theoretical terms which were introduced as used names by A-terms (traditional way of speaking) of colours.
Example 1: Definition "red": "the one condition that is caused by preference by the presence of something red."
Another myth says the opposite: color names were T-terms that were introduced by names of color sensations used as A terms.
Example 2: Def "red" (second myth): "the property of things that prefer to evoke red sensations".
The two myths cannot be true together, because what should have been there first, the color or the color sensation? But they can both be good! We might be dealing with a circle. But, so what? Two myths, which cannot be true together, can be good together! >Theoretical Terms, >color words.