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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PERSEITY»
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At first, Perseity perceived an additional fear in Mr. Bellemont's eyes as he first
caught sight of the little boy ghost. But that was quickly followed by a
countenance that elicited understanding that the ghost might also be the liberator
of his current ...
2
Being Holy in the World: Theology and Culture in the Thought ...
same token, rethinking the status of perseity as the ontological first best must not
lead us in the direction of a process theology that denies the re- ceived doctrine
ofthe immutability of the divine nature. We must not only rethink perseity but also
...
Nicholas J. Healy, D. C. Schindler,
2011
3
New Self, New World: Recovering Our Senses in the ...
That became the English word perseity, a philosophical term that the Oxford
English Dictionary, or OED, defines as “the quality or condition of existing
independently”; in other words, perseity refers to the idea that a thing exists in
and of itself, ...
4
Substance and
Perseity in Mediaeval Arabic Philosophy; with ...
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5
Intellectual Traditions at the Medieval University: The Use ...
Here Massa uses Auriol's terminology of “perseity of the third kind”: The
supposite is the same as rst substance subsisting per se in an intellectual nature
by perseity of the third kind. [But] no relative property enters into [a rst substance ...
Russell L. Freidman,
2012
6
On the Ego and on God: Further Cartesian Questions
First the equivalence between subsistence and perseity: "I find it self-
contradictory that they should be substances, that is, things which subsist on their
own, and at the same time incomplete, that is, not possessing the power to
subsist on their ...
7
Gift and the Unity of Being
They all receive esse through their different forms and, by receiving the same
being, at a deep level they are one without confusion of identities. Perseity is also
being-with others. Communing in esse allows each concrete singular to be since
it ...
8
Nihilism and Metaphysics: The Third Voyage
We can better understand these points if we observe that the person is marked
both by characteristics of in se (inseity) and per se (perseity). The first
communicates the idea that the human subject, by existing in himself and not in
someone ...
9
Forty Types of PROOFS of Actual Totality:
Perseity is, through, by means of, or for the sake of one self, the independence of
a thing, its being in itself, per se. Perseity for totality and TO is the separate
existence and exclusiveness that accrue from the actuality and internal powers of
its ...
10
Immersed in the Life of God: The Healing Resources of the ...
... the universals in a proposition where both subject and predicate are universals
. In one way, technically referred to as “the first mode of perseity” (per se =
through itself), the predicate is contained in the essence designated by the
subject ...
Paul L. Gavrilyuk, Douglas M. Koskela, Jason E. Vickers,
2008