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    Challenges→Hypothesizing innate concepts common to all people contradicts Schleiermacher's more plausible position

    The hypothesis of innate concepts requires that such common conceptual ground exists

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    However, the project runs into deeper difficulties in relation to condition (3). There are two main problems here. First, besides the obvious and avowed impossibility of actually accessing all people in order to come to agreement with them, Schleiermacher also identifies a further obstacle in the way of reaching, or even making significant progress toward, agreement with them: the deep differences that exist between different languages and modes of thought. The dialectics lectures fail to find a

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