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Philosophy searches for fundamental rationales that run through and connect ordinary rationales.Such search is not an endless pursuit,but a reflection on the rationale as why and how it is a rationale.Thus,the goal of the search is not to discover a deeper ready-made law from the existing one,as if it is independent of human understanding,just as natural sciences would discover.Fundamental rationales,by their reflective or dialectic nature,cannot be separated from how they are understood.Philosophy is the refection on ordinary rationales,and a philosopher does his work by means of natural concepts.If and when his use of a word is in a way different from ours,the new usage should rely on rationales contained in its original uses rather than be imposed on by artificial definition.
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