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The phrase “logical geography of concepts” was coined by Gilbert Ryle (1963:8) in The Concept of Mind. This work is done in the spirit of this analytical construction.
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Jalbert, P.L. Charting the logical geography of the concept of “cease-fire”. Hum Stud 15, 265–290 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00182109
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