Titlebook: Metaphysics: An Introduction; Brian Carr Book 1987 Brian Carr 1987 metaphysics.philosophy.physics

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Brian Carro identify the level of knowledge of anatomical detail expecThe new FRCR part 1 Anatomy examination comprises 20 cases/images, with five questions about each. The cases are labelled 01 to 20 and the five questions are labelled (a) to (e). The authors have set out to emulate this format by gathering

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Categorial Description,of Mind or Moral Philosophy. Sometimes it has received disparaging attacks as a noncognitive and hence nonsensical enterprise, a fate suffered notoriously during the present century at the hands of the philosophical movement known as ‘logical empiricism’. Whether any such charge against it is just a

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Substance,g’, ‘entity’, ‘existent’ and ‘thing’ to designate variously the members of all categories. In this terminology it is as correct to call possibilities, necessities and pluralities ‘things’ etc. as it is to so call properties and particulars, and this without any implicit commitment to treating them a

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Causation,ne to another, which relations are for the most part constantly changing. Particulars are, what is more, frequently related to one another in an interactive way, in that they causally affect one another. A primary problem for any metaphysical enterprise which engages in categorial description is to

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Substance,ll as the same . of thing or giving them all the same . of existence. But there is one very central category for which these words are undoubtedly specially apt and with which most of us would naturally associate them, namely the category of particular or individual things.