Essays in Ontology |
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Existence Independence and Universals by Edwin | 3 |
Elementarism Independence and Ontology by Herbert | 22 |
Particulars and Time by Reinhardt Grossmann | 39 |
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accept acquainted analysis argument asserts atomic facts atomic sentences bare particulars Begriffsschrift Bergmann Berkeley Berkeley's Bolzano's called claim color common name concept words conceptual scheme conceptualist connection consider contains context copula denote Dewey Dewey's distinction distinguish doctrine exemplify exist existential propositions explication expressed follows formal properties Frege G. E. Moore green Gustav Bergmann Hence hold Ibid ideal language identity independent sentence interpretation latter linguistic logical logical atomism means merely mind Moore Moore's natural properties nexus nominalist non-natural properties notion numerically different object language objects of sensory occur Ockham perceived perception perfect particulars phenomena phenomenalistic Philosophical Review physical objects physicalistic predicate presented Principia problem proper name qualities Quine Quine's realist reconstruction refer rejects sense sensible objects sensory intuition shade simple concepts simple objects simple particulars singular proposition Socrates speak spots statements substance syntactically atomic Tractatus true universal proposition W. V. Quine Wittgenstein yellow