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... relation R to any continuum X which it occupies must have a specified relation S to any second continuum Y which it also occupies , then it must be the case that it is true of some occupant of space - time that if it has relation R to ...
... relation R to any continuum X which it occupies must have a specified relation S to any second continuum Y which it also occupies , then it must be the case that it is true of some occupant of space - time that if it has relation R to ...
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... relation between something seen materi- ally and something seen merely intentionally . What relation then ? There seems no reason to suppose , as I propose elsewhere , that it is not that of a one - to - one correspondence in respect of ...
... relation between something seen materi- ally and something seen merely intentionally . What relation then ? There seems no reason to suppose , as I propose elsewhere , that it is not that of a one - to - one correspondence in respect of ...
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... relation to the sciences , dwells , for example , Kuhn ) . Anyone who says flatly that history is objective , or that history is not objective , is very likely not to have grasped the complexities of the issues . Standards of ...
... relation to the sciences , dwells , for example , Kuhn ) . Anyone who says flatly that history is objective , or that history is not objective , is very likely not to have grasped the complexities of the issues . Standards of ...
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