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... theory . What the axioms of a set theory that could accomplish this might be , how- ever , and whether they are at all natural is not obvious in every case . ( The recent development in abstract algebra known as category theory offers ...
... theory . What the axioms of a set theory that could accomplish this might be , how- ever , and whether they are at all natural is not obvious in every case . ( The recent development in abstract algebra known as category theory offers ...
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... theory that will here be called mechanical Mate- rialism . TYPES OF MATERIALIST THEORY Mechanical Materialism is the theory that the world con- sists entirely of hard , massy material objects , which , though perhaps imperceptibly small ...
... theory that will here be called mechanical Mate- rialism . TYPES OF MATERIALIST THEORY Mechanical Materialism is the theory that the world con- sists entirely of hard , massy material objects , which , though perhaps imperceptibly small ...
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... theory have both countable and uncountable models . There is much philosophical discussion about this phenomenon . The possibility is not excluded that a theory may be categorical in some infinite cardinality . The theory Ta , for ...
... theory have both countable and uncountable models . There is much philosophical discussion about this phenomenon . The possibility is not excluded that a theory may be categorical in some infinite cardinality . The theory Ta , for ...
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