-existent.
| I mean that every theory of error sooner or later wrecks itself by assuming the existence
| of the non-existent.  As when I say &quot;Desdemona loves Cassio&quot;, it seems as if you have
| a non-existent love between Desdemona and Cassio, but that is just as wrong as a
| non-existent unicorn.  So you have to explain the whole theory of judgment in
| some other way.  I come now to this question of a map.  Suppose you try such
| a map as this:
|
|                                    Othello
|    