10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUANTITATIVELY IDENTICAL»
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Ontology and Providence in Creation: Taking ex nihilo Seriously
Orishe aligning himself what philosophers call tropism thatmaintainsthat eachred
thingis anindividual quality, which isnever quantitatively identical with anyother
instance of red. 23 Hartshorne does, inthis context, mention GF Stout who isa ...
Mark Ian Thomas Robson, 2011
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There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book, Revised ...
Those pennies are not quantitatively identical, but neither are they utterly
qualitatively identical. Even though they look just alike, a microscope could, we
have no doubt, reveal small differences. And even if it didn't, it's clear that they
have other ...
3
Understanding Asian Philosophy: Ethics in the Analects, ...
For example, we can say that tennis ball Tat time 1 is identical with tennis ball V
at time 2 because the two balls are the quantitively the same physical stuff—ball
V is made of quantitatively identical material to ballT. Since there needs to be ...
And a commodity can do this only when it is qualitatively and quantitatively
identical to another commodity: To be qualitatively identical means a commodity
must subordinate the bodily shape that makes it different from any other
commodity.
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The Philosopher's Dictionary, third edition
Object a and object b are said to be ('strictly' or 'numerically' or 'quantitatively')
identical when a and b are in fact the same thing—when 'a' and 'b' are two
different names or ways of REFERRING to exactly the same object. This is
symbolized ...
If A and B are quantitatively identical, then they are one and the same thing. The
Morning Star, for example, is quantitatively identical to the Evening Star; it is the
same heavenly body. There is another notion of identity that is called "qualitative
...
Lewis Carroll and Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, however, are quantitatively
identical. It is the latter form of identity which is the subject of Leibniz's Law and
which concerns us here. The simplest argument for dualism is based simply on
these ...
Julian Baggini, Gareth Southwell, 2012
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Experimental Philosophy and Its Critics
... criterion for personal identity, which might be roughly put as follows: Two
person-slices, P1 at t1 and P2 at t2 are the same person (i.e., are quantitatively
identical) if and only if P1 and P2 are psychologically continuous with each other.
Joachim Horvath, Thomas Grundmann, 2013
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Understanding Unjust Enrichment
... and, second, that the two sides are identical, inasmuch as they are
quantitatively comparable (hence share the very same qualitative character) and
indeed are quantitatively identical. In general, identity between two irreducibly
distinct sides ...
Jason W. Neyers, Mitchell McInnes, Stephen G. A. Pitel, 2004
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Loomis's Essentials of Toxicology
2.1 is frequently referred to as a quantal response curve because it represents
the range of doses required to produce a quantitatively identical response in a
large population of test subjects. The curve indicates that a large percentage of
the ...
Ted A. Loomis, A. Wallace Hayes, 1996
