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Principia mathematica, vol. 1 (of 3)

Note 14 — Chapter II · THE THEORY OF LOGICAL TYPES.

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We shall speak in this Chapter of "values for " and of "values of ," meaning in each case the same thing, namely , , , etc. The distinction of phraseology serves to avoid ambiguity where several variables are concerned, especially when one of them is a function.

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