Titlebook: Alexius Meinong’s Elements of Ethics; with Translation of Marie-Luise Schubert Kalsi Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9175-7why a special chapter is devoted to that term. And the understanding of it is vital for the understanding of Meinong’s theory of knowledge and object theory. The early Meinong stood very much under the influence of Hume’s philosophy. For Hume, the question of abstract ideas was not even a question.

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Robert W. P. Luk,Robert I. Dampercupied with modern science and mathematics and logic. It is not all of Meinong. For Meinong the being of eternal or subsisting objects was very important. This is true especially in respect to values and obligations. He believes that ethics is not relative but eternal and absolute, except strictly p

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Walter Daelemans,Antal van den Boschis emotionl presentation. Specifically, values such as moral, aesthetic, and so-called timological values are presented by feelings. Values occasion obligations to realize those values. Obligations are presented by desires. These obligations are called “desiderivatives” by the Meinong of .. This ter

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Feature Selection Optimization,values. For these are accessible to experience. The following is taken from Chapter Thirteen, “Personal Value and Impersonal Value,” of .. That an objectum A has the impersonal value N is, under favorable circumstances, derived from the fact that A has the personal value N. That means the A-idea evo

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Incomplete Objects and Their Problemsradictory objectives. But the universe with which science and moral theories deal is limited by the law of the excluded middle or the tertium non datur. Many contemporary philosophers, and occasionally Meinong, take it that the Meinongian universe is one in which the tertium non datur. does not hold.

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Mikhail Noskov,Liliia Tolstikhina,Natalia Frolenkost die direkte Anwendung von Phenyläthylaminen dort von Interesse, wo es um die Abklärung der stereochemischen Erfordernisse geht, die erfüllt werden müssen, damit ein Amin in die sympathischen Nervenendigungen aufgenommen, gespeichert und durch Nervenstimulation freigesetzt wird.