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18. Thought / D. Concepts / 4. Structure of Concepts / b. Analysis of concepts

4455	It is always open to a philosopher to claim that some entity or other is unanalysable [Moreland]
	Full Idea: It is always open to a philosopher to claim that some entity or other is unanalysable.
	From: J.P. Moreland (Universals [2001], Ch.2)
	A reaction: For example, Davidson on truth. There is an onus to demonstrate why all attempted analyses fail.