5.454 In logic there is no coexistence, there can be no classification.
In logic there cannot be a more general or a more specific.
No classification? No generality? That can’t be what he means (surely?). Black (p. 268) says cf. 6.127: “all logical propositions are on the same level.”)
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It depends on what entities one is trying to classify, I think. Black takes him to be talking about classifying logical propositions, in which case it's obvious why there's no classification: logical truths do not 'fall under' other logical truths.
Thanks.
Yes, I think Black must be right.
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