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    Nothing can be transferred from one reasoning mind to ano... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Human beings require a rational and sensory sign system (language) to communicate intellectual content to one another.

    Nothing can be transferred from one reasoning mind to another except by sensory means.

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    There are nineteen chapter divisions to part one. Chapters 1–3 lay the groundwork by discussing the basic purposes of human language. Here, Dante quite rightly recognizes that, even were we to regard intellectual content as immaterial, human beings are nevertheless constituted in such a way as to derive intellectual content initially from sensation directly (as in the case of induction arriving at a first principle) or through the sensory communication of intellectual content from one human bein

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