10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONADISTIC»
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1
Philosophy After F.H. Bradley
But the monadistic account of relations will require that we treat it, not as tying the
two relata into a unity, but as somehow a further thing alongside the two relata.
But this simply won't do: we have lost, according to Bradley, the essential feature
...
Leslie Armour, James Bradley, 1996
2
Bradley and the Structure of Knowledge
The monadistic account, Russell tells us, is characteristic of most of traditional
philosophy. It is found in syllogistic logic, in classical empiricism, and in the
philosophy of Leibniz — the figure from whom Russell takes the theory's name.
And ...
3
Brain and Being: At the Boundary Between Science, ...
However, there is a reason for this confusion, that is, mind has a monadistic
structure on the human level by identifying the individual mind with a monad. (Cf.
Globus this volume.) Both monadistic structures have good similarity. Apparently
...
Gordon G. Globus, Karl H. Pribram, Giuseppe Vitiello, 2004
4
Bertrand Russell Memorial Volume
Aristotelian Stage, and formed the basis of far—fetched monadistic and monistic
metaphysical systems. In The Principles of Mathematics and elsewhere Russell
clears the ground for his own treatment of relations by a quite detailed attack ...
Roberts, George W, Roberts George W, 2013
5
Practical Fruits of Econophysics: Proceedings of The Third ...
We can see some examples of monadistic structures in our daily experience.
Computer games. In a computer game through networks, each player battles in a
battlefield that his computer produces. The battlefields of different players are ...
6
Substance: Its Nature and Existence
On the one hand, the monadistic argument implied that two things are united only
if they are at a zero distance from one another. On the other hand, the
collectivistic argument implied that mutual gravitational attraction between things
is ...
Joshua Hoffman, Gary Rosenkrantz, 2002
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Principles of mathematics
property which it possesses and the other lacks. For the monadistic theory of
relations, this constitutes a contradiction ; and it is a contradiction which
condemns the theory from which it springs*. Let us examine further the
application of the ...
interesting to notice a difference in the way the world looks through the monistic
spectacles of absolute idealism and the pluralistic spectacles of monadistic
idealism. According to the former all (apparent) relations between things are
internal, ...
Morris Lazerowitz, Alice Ambrose, 1976
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Philosophical Papers, 1896-99
The first point to observe is, that the distinction between a relation and an
adjective, if it is to have any real import, demands a monadistic view of the
Universe. If the world contains simple and substantially unanalyz- able elements,
then a ...
Bertrand Russell, Nicholas Griffin, Albert C. Lewis, 1990
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Principles of Mathematics
For the monadistic theory of relations, this constitutes a contradiction; and it is a
contradiction which condemns the theory from which it springs.* Let us examine
further the application of the monadistic theory to quanti- tative relations.
