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entry by
James Ladyman in the
Stanford Encyclopedia of
Philosophy "
Russellian Monism".
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Metaphysics Research Lab...
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possible worlds/states of
affairs in
which it is true) is that on the
Russellian account, two
propositions that are true in all the same
states of affairs...
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neutral monist. However, the two do not
always overlap. For instance,
Russellian monism is not
panpsychism in
response to the
combination problem. Conversely...
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Analysis of Mind
Russellian monism is a type of
neutral monism. The
theory is
attributed to Bertrand...
- \lambda x.Kx} λ x . B x {\displaystyle \lambda x.Bx} we then get the
Russellian truth conditions via two
steps of
function application: 'The
present King...
- The B-theory of time, also
called the "tenseless
theory of time", is one of two
positions regarding the
temporal ordering of
events in the
philosophy of...
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College Dictionary, 4th ed. (1999), p. 740. W. Newton-Smith (1984), "The
Russellian construction of instants", The
structure of time, Routledge, p. 129,...
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Bertrand Russell makes a
distinction between two
different kinds of knowledge:
knowledge by
acquaintance and
knowledge by description.
Whereas knowledge...
- Russell's
critique of Meinong's
theory of objects, also
known as the
Russellian view,
became the
established view on the
problem of
nonexistent objects...
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discontinuity and mystery". Instead, he
advocates a "third way", a
version of
Russellian idealist monism that
attempts to
account for reality's
intrinsic nature...
