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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NOMOLOGICALLY»
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In general, the M-possible worlds (logically possible worlds, analytically possible
worlds, nomologically possible worlds, etc.) are those among the genuinely
possible worlds that conform to or comply with the set of M-constraints (the laws
of ...
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The Systematicity Arguments
complete Copernican account, including the hypothesis that light is propagated
rectilinearly and that there are no occluding objects, it is nomologically necessary
that Mercury and Venus never appear very far from the Sun. Further, given the ...
3
Metaphysics, Mathematics, and Meaning
A proposition is nomologically necessary in an arbitrary possible world w if and
only if it is true in every possible world in ... For convenience, we may say that a
world w' is accessible to. or nomologically possible relative to, a world «. if every
...
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Causes, Laws, and Free Will: Why Determinism Doesn't Matter
(Strictly speaking, they are the worlds that are nomologically possible relative to
our world, but we will ignore this complication.) Given this distinction between
what actually happens (the total history of events at our world), and what is ...
Importantly, in the case of Jones we may suppose that it is nomologically
impossible for her to recognize the duck representation in the picture. Suppose
now that there were pictures of an animal which it was nomologically impossible
for any ...
Denis Fisette, Guillaume Fréchette,
2013
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Ineffability and Philosophy
If it is sound, the induction tells us that for every nomologically possible race R,
there is a fact that can't be expressed in any language that's accessible to R. But
nomological ineffability is the stronger thesis that there is a fact that can't be ...
André Kukla, Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Andre Kukla,
2004
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Identity, Cause, and Mind: Philosophical Essays
that there is just one nomologically possible way of realizing it, or the possibility
that while there are a number of different ways of realizing it, all of the
nomologically possible realizer properties share causal features in addition to
those that ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mind
If there is downward causation by irreducible higher-level properties, then there
are two distinct nomologically sufficient conditions of a single event. III. There are
not two distinct nomologically sufficient conditions of a single event. ∴ IV.
Brian McLaughlin, Ansgar Beckermann, Sven Walter,
2009
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Essays on the Philosophy of Terence Horgan
Johannes L. Brandl, Olga Markič. ject necessitation, we can assume that Q is not
part of the circumstances K, but can be instantiated in K.6 Now, Q necessitates P
in K, so Q is nomologically sufficient for P in K. And P in K is nomologi- cally ...
Johannes L. Brandl, Olga Markič,
2002
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Physicalism, or Something Near Enough
It follows from this supposition that W is either nomologically or metaphysically
impossible, depending on how we read the relevant modal operator in the
formulation of [Supervenience]. So if W is a world in which [Closure] is violated in
the ...
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Exhibition revisits myths
In the work entitled “Omne Vivum Ex Ovo – Nomologically possible, anyhow,” installed at the entrance of the exhibition space, eggs are being ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Nov 13»