- In
analytic philosophy,
actualism is the view that
everything there is (i.e.,
everything that has being, in the
broadest sense) is actual.
Another phrasing...
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Constant Rate
Gradualism Actualistic Non-directional
Gradualism Most of Hutton, Playfair,
Lyell Changing Rate
Catastrophism Actualistic Non-directional Catastrophism...
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Actual idealism is a form of idealism,
developed by
Giovanni Gentile, that grew into a "grounded" idealism,
contrasting the
transcendental idealism of...
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reflect the
species composition and
abundance of
source faunas and floras.
Actualistic taphonomy uses the
present to
understand past
taphonomic events. This...
- Chlum-Komín Cave
hyena den in the
Bohemian Karst (Czech Republic) and
actualistic comparisons to
modern African spotted hyenas as
zebra hunters.” Quaternary...
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plant species'
geographic range expansion rates are
compared to the
actualistic rates of seed
dispersal using mathematical models, and are graphically...
- 1976
paper on the
recycling of
organic carbon in oceans: "Following the
actualistic ****umption, then, that
biological activity is
responsible for the source...
- Fernández-Jalvo,
Yolanda (2013). "Osteophagia and
dental wear in herbivores:
actualistic data and
archaeological evidence".
Journal of
Archaeological Science...
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concept of uniformitarianism.
Along with the use of
these modern analogs,
actualistic studies and
taphonomy are
additional tools that are used in understanding...
- was not a
uniformitarian geologist. He has been
described as a "non-
actualistic catastrophist". His contemporary,
James Hutton, did not
publish the principle...
