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==Selection 8==
 
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===The Signs for Multiplication (cont.)===
    
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<p>'''The Signs for Multiplication''' (cont.)</p>
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<p>Thus far, we have considered the multiplication of relative terms only.  Since our conception of multiplication is the application of a relation, we can only multiply absolute terms by considering them as relatives.</p>
 
<p>Thus far, we have considered the multiplication of relative terms only.  Since our conception of multiplication is the application of a relation, we can only multiply absolute terms by considering them as relatives.</p>
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<p>Now the absolute term "man" is really exactly equivalent to the relative term "man that is ---", and so with any other.  I shall write a comma after any absolute term to show that it is so regarded as a relative term.</p>
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<p>Now the absolute term "man" is really exactly equivalent to the relative term "man that is&nbsp;&mdash;&mdash;", and so with any other.  I shall write a comma after any absolute term to show that it is so regarded as a relative term.</p>
 
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<p>Then:</p>
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: <p>"man that is black"</p>
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<p>will be written</p>
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: <p>m,b.</p>
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<p>Then "man that is black" will be written:</p>
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<p>But not only may any absolute term be thus regarded as a relative term, but any relative term may in the same way be regarded as a relative with one correlate more.  It is convenient to take this additional correlate as the first one.</p>
 
<p>But not only may any absolute term be thus regarded as a relative term, but any relative term may in the same way be regarded as a relative with one correlate more.  It is convenient to take this additional correlate as the first one.</p>
    
<p>Then:</p>
 
<p>Then:</p>
 
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: <p>'l','s'w</p>
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| align="center" | <math>\mathit{l},\!\mathit{s}\mathrm{w}</math>
 
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<p>will denote a lover of a woman that is a servant of that woman.</p>
 
<p>will denote a lover of a woman that is a servant of that woman.</p>
  
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