10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONTICALLY»
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Feminist Interpretations of Martin Heidegger
Proximally the "who" of Dasein is not only a problem ontologically; even ontically
it remains concealed. (BT, 152/SZ, 116) If the who of Dasein is ontically
concealed, this is because — despite Heidegger's insistence on the formal
constitution of ...
Nancy J. Holland, Patricia Huntington, 2010
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Debates in the Metaphysics of Time
From. epistemically. to. ontically. settled. Ihavealreadyintroduced three senses—
causal, alethic, and epistemic—in whichthe future may be thought of as either“
open”or“settled.” Byway of review,thefuture iscausally ...
L. Nathan Oaklander, 2014
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Frege: Philosophy of Language
Of number-theoretic statements, we can say that, if they are true at all, then they
are at least ontically necessary, and, further, that, if we are ever to come to know
them, they must be epistemically necessary. Other statements have the character
...
4
Objectivity in Law and Morals
However, the existence of the Nagelian method does not go far in establishing
that the best explanation of these disagreements will trace them to distorting
factors that interfere with the parties' ability to discem accurately ontically
objective ...
5
Models of God and Alternative Ultimate Realities
More fully, open theists are committed to a version of the A-theory according to
which the future is ontically open, where that notion is defined as follows: The
future is ontically open as of time t if and only if no unique, complete sequence of
...
Jeanine Diller, Asa Kasher, 2013
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Roman Ingarden's Ontology and Aesthetics
In contrast, the person who concedes the ontically heteronomous existence of
sentences must also admit all their ontically autonomous bases, and he cannot
limit himself to accepting pure conscious acts. For just as a sentence could not
come ...
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Seeing the Self: Heidegger on Subjectivity
(HCT, 237) According to Heidegger, the attraction of substance-egology — a
notion of the self as a thing-like entity — is partly the fact that the givenness of the
I seems, ontically speaking, so obvious. But, as we have pointed out, Heidegger ...
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Nancy Cartwright’s Philosophy of Science
CaUSal exPlaNaTIoN One of Cartwright's central claims is that causal
explanation is ontically committing to the entities that do the explaining (
Cartwright 1983). Here are some typical statements of it: That kind of explanation
succeeds only if ...
Luc Bovens, Professor of Philosophy Luc Bovens, Carl Hoefer, 2008
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Analogia Entis: Metaphysics : Original Structure and ...
Metaphysics : Original Structure and Universal Rhythm Erich Przywara. identity
— “has” (ontically) being and (noetically) truth (goodness, beauty) in such
measure as it is related, beyond itself, to this latter, superordinated sphere. That
is to say: ...
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God in an Open Universe: Science, Metaphysics, and Open Theism
C→(O≡E): Necessarily, if the future is causally open, then the future is ontically
open (settled) if and only if it is also epistemically open (settled). C→(O≡P):
Necessarily, if the future is causally open, then the future is ontically open (settled
) if ...
William Hasker, Thomas Jay Oord, Dean Zimmerman, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ONTICALLY»
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3: Colin Chillag
Rather, it is ontically distinguished by the fact that, in its very existence, that existence is an issue for it. This makes my existence a constitutive ... «Phoenix New Times, Sep 10»
