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Ontological reduction / by Reinhardt Grossmann.
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Grossmann, Reinhardt, 1931-
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English
Published/Created
Bloomington, Indiana : Indiana University Press, 1973.
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vi, 215 pages ; 24 cm
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BD331 .G767 1973
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Subject(s)
Ontology
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Categories (Philosophy)
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Number concept
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Frege, Gottlob 1848-1925
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Series
Indiana University humanities series ; no. 72.
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Indiana University humanities series ; v. 72
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Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Introduction: A principle of acquaintance
Perceiving and sensing
Intuition and judgment
Atomic and molecular facts
pt. One: Numbers and quantifiers
Abbreviations
Identity and equivalence
Descriptions and Leibniz's law
Recursive definitions
Definition by abstraction
Existence and the quantifiers
Necessity
Possible entities
Implicit definitions
Constructional definitions
pt. Two: Properties and classes
Contextual definitions
Property abstraction
Sets versus classes
Impredicative defrinitions
pt. Three: Individuals and structures
Wholes and parts
A problem of perception
Bundles of properties
Spatial versus ontological analysis
Emgergent properties
Conclusion: a list of categories.
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ISBN
0253342465
9780253342461
LCCN
72085604
OCLC
802739
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