15856 | A thing can become one or many, depending on how we talk about it [Plato] |
17839 | Some things are unified by their account, which rests on a unified thought about the thing [Aristotle] |
2297 | If I can separate two things in my understanding, then God can separate them in reality [Descartes] |
13160 | To exist and be understood, a multitude must first be reduced to a unity [Leibniz] |
12746 | We find unity in reason, and unity in perception, but these are not true unity [Leibniz] |
12035 | Leibniz bases pure primitive entities on conjunctions of qualitative properties [Leibniz, by Adams,RM] |
20362 | We saw unity in things because our ego seemed unified (but now we doubt the ego!) [Nietzsche] |
14252 | We should understand identity in terms of the propositions it renders true [Fine,K] |
13332 | Hierarchical set membership models objects better than the subset or aggregate relations do [Fine,K] |
14928 | Things are abstractions from structures [Ladyman/Ross] |
14481 | Wherever an object exists, there are intrinsic properties instantiating every modal profile [Thomasson] |