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Class Summary |
| Concrete Individual |
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| Endurant |
Endurants are said to be wholly present whenever they are present, i.e., they are in time, in the sense that if we say that in circumstance c1 an endurant e has a property P1 and in circumstance c2 the property P2 (possibly incompatible with P1), it is the very same endurant e that we refer to in each of these situations. |
| Endurant Universal |
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| Formal Relation |
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| Monadic Universal |
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| Object |
Objects are Substantials with a well-defined identity. |
| Quale |
Quales are perceptions or conceptions of an intrinsic moment that can be represented as a point in a quality structure. |
| Quality Structure |
An attempt to model the relation between intrinsic moments and their representation
in human cognitive structures is presented in the theory of conceptual spaces. |
| Situation |
Situations are special types of endurants. |