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Page 927
... exist in space and time and continue in being over a period of time . Such objects are solid and are able to affect other objects and to be affected by them . Among the objects that they affect is man's body ; and he , through his sense ...
... exist in space and time and continue in being over a period of time . Such objects are solid and are able to affect other objects and to be affected by them . Among the objects that they affect is man's body ; and he , through his sense ...
Page 928
... exist , appears to many philosophers to conflict with man's assurance of the exist- ence of independent physical objects , the very same assur- ance that beclouds the sense - datum theory and phenom- enalism . Some epistemologists are ...
... exist , appears to many philosophers to conflict with man's assurance of the exist- ence of independent physical objects , the very same assur- ance that beclouds the sense - datum theory and phenom- enalism . Some epistemologists are ...
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... exists may be a substance , a quality , or a quantity , and what has being may exist in any of these senses . But there is , for Aristotle , nothing that exists that is all of these things , that is to say , Being ; a category is not a ...
... exists may be a substance , a quality , or a quantity , and what has being may exist in any of these senses . But there is , for Aristotle , nothing that exists that is all of these things , that is to say , Being ; a category is not a ...
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