Titlebook: Aristotle‘s Theory of Abstraction; Allan Bäck Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Aristotle and abstraction.abstr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67198-2s have such a dependent existence, there is no danger of someone taking such abstract objects as substances in their own right. Like perception and knowledge, abstraction is a relation having all of these features.

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Zell-vermittelte Überempfindlichkeitnd then combining perceptions. Aristotle allows for error in perceiving, less so with special perceptibles than with the common ones; more so in perceiving . than in perceiving .. He recognizes two sorts of . perception: one where the special perceptibles are used in constructing the common percepti

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Experimentelle und klinische Immunologieility of making the jump from the individual to the universal. It is infallible at what it does: apprehending universal concepts by direct intuition, but it can err in its judgements about those concepts. The universals exist ., in the individual substances, but are there indistinctly and not separa

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