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Page 49
... object , but asserts that they arise to represent the universal present in the object . The object becomes what it is through accidental differentiation . In other words , the object causes the cognitive process in the intellectual ...
... object , but asserts that they arise to represent the universal present in the object . The object becomes what it is through accidental differentiation . In other words , the object causes the cognitive process in the intellectual ...
Page 51
... object , is not identical with the object , there is no self- contradiction in a speaking of intuitive cognition of non - present or even non - existent objects . But this does not happen in the natural order of things except by divine ...
... object , is not identical with the object , there is no self- contradiction in a speaking of intuitive cognition of non - present or even non - existent objects . But this does not happen in the natural order of things except by divine ...
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... object lead to a concept applicable to the set of all those objects each of which , if apprehended intuitively , would have yielded the same concept ? Ockham says that this is because there is not only individuality but also similarity ...
... object lead to a concept applicable to the set of all those objects each of which , if apprehended intuitively , would have yielded the same concept ? Ockham says that this is because there is not only individuality but also similarity ...
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A Myth Dream and Night mare in | 1 |
Mindscripts | 21 |
The Exoneration of Oedipus | 37 |
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