Each for the others
Hi, everybody, I cannot get the sense of the phrase"Each for the others in the following sentence?
Is all this the objective truth at last? Or is it merely an adult imaginative compensation for being no longer allowed to wallop the little pests? Let the Freudians answer, each for the others.
Source: Unpopular Essays, by Bertrand Russell
Can I paraphrase it as: "let one of the Freudians (each) answer for other Freudians( the others)."
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MARS MILET Let the Freudians answer, each for the others . Let each Freudian answer for the other Freudians in the group. Suppose there are four Freudians: A, B, C, D.
- MARS MILET Let the Freudians answer, each for the others .
- Let each Freudian answer for the other Freudians in the group.
- Suppose there are four Freudians: A, B, C, D.
- Let A answer for B, C, and D.
- Let B answer for A, C, and D.
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MARS MILETLet the Freudians answer, each for the others.
Let each Freudian answer for the other Freudians in the group.
Suppose there are four Freudians: A, B, C, D.
Let A answer for B, C, and D.
Let B answer for A, C, and D.
Let C answer for A, B, and D.
Let D answer for A, B, and C.
CJ
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