A transitional word/phrase for this context?
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Goodman, Jackson, and Fricker are non-contexualist. , the
mainstream epistemology is contextualist.
What transitional word/phrase
to put in the blank?
The best I could come with is " on the other hand"
, but that is for opposite views.
Any suggestion?
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Goodman, Jackson, and Fricker are non-contexualist. , the
mainstream epistemology is contextualist.
What transitional word/phrase
to put in the blank?
The best I could come with is " on the other hand"
, but that is for opposite views.
Any suggestion?
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While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10
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Goodman, Jackson, and Fricker are non-contexualist. , the
mainstream epistemology is contextualist.
What transitional word/phrase
to put in the blank?
The best I could come with is " on the other hand"
, but that is for opposite views.
Any suggestion?
single-word-requests phrase-requests
Goodman, Jackson, and Fricker are non-contexualist. , the
mainstream epistemology is contextualist.
What transitional word/phrase
to put in the blank?
The best I could come with is " on the other hand"
, but that is for opposite views.
Any suggestion?
single-word-requests phrase-requests
single-word-requests phrase-requests
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While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10
add a comment |
While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10
While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10
add a comment |
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Try "whereas" (or just but, or however)
in contrast or comparison with the fact that.
"you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious"
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
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Try "whereas" (or just but, or however)
in contrast or comparison with the fact that.
"you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious"
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Try "whereas" (or just but, or however)
in contrast or comparison with the fact that.
"you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious"
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
add a comment |
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Try "whereas" (or just but, or however)
in contrast or comparison with the fact that.
"you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious"
Try "whereas" (or just but, or however)
in contrast or comparison with the fact that.
"you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious"
answered Nov 6 at 17:24
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"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
add a comment |
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
"whereas" and "but" has the meaning of "contrast". But here we do not have "contrasting". It is just about where to find two opposition groups of views.
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 18:05
add a comment |
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While, the mainstream .....
– user240918
Nov 6 at 12:45
@user240918 Is comma after while required?
– Sasan
Nov 6 at 16:56
@no, it is not.
– user240918
Nov 6 at 18:04
This doesn't need to be a single sentence in the first place. Just make it two sentences. Or use a semicolon instead.
– Jason Bassford
Nov 6 at 20:10