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Quote: summary of Leibniz's philosophy--subject & predicate, substance or Ego with multiple predicates, analytic vs. synthetic, perception
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analytic truth
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objects as a set of attributes
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vitalism, the soul
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philosophy of mind
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4. The principal premises of Leibniz's philosophy appear … I. Every proposition has a subject and a … subject is called a substance.) III. True propositions … particular times are contingent and synthetic. The latter … external world, i.e. of existents other than myself … Google-1 Google-2
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Quote: analytic vs. synthetic by (not) asserting existence at particular times Quote: a substance satisfies predicates or qualities at various times; e.g., the Ego Quote: perception yields knowledge of the external world; i.e., existents other than myself and my states
Group: philosophy (60 topics, 2259 quotes)
Topic: analytic truth (51 items)
Topic: objects as a set of attributes (39 items)
Topic: vitalism, the soul (65 items)
Topic: philosophy of mind (74 items)