-
respect to a base set of
properties are
indiscernible with
respect to a
supervenient set of properties, or, as it is also
sometimes said, that B-twins are...
- In this sense, many
ostensibly physical properties are
called supervenient. A
supervenient property is one
which is actual, but is
secondary to some underlying...
- perspective.
Material properties, both
physical and chemical, can be
viewed as
supervenient; i.e.,
secondary to the
underlying reality.
Several layers of...
-
event e
causes event e*, then
there is no
event e# such that e# is non-
supervenient on e and e#
causes e*. The
exclusion principle is most
commonly applied...
-
considered fully or
exclusively supervenient on the body of the organism. On the one hand,
behavior is not
supervenient on all
parts of the body. On the...
-
components or
prior states. Also, it is ****umed that the
properties are
supervenient rather than
metaphysically primitive. Weak
emergence describes new properties...
-
being is
compatible with all the
definitions provided,
because it is
supervenient on everything; yet it is
usually taken to
contradict the
notion that...
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later theory of language,
which argued that inter-translatability was
supervenient on a
similarity in
forms of life, with the
inverse implication that our...
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recorded and observed, all
coexisting equally; and all
underpinned by (
supervenient on) the deterministically, unitarily,
evolving universal wavefunction"...
-
partial list of
publications by
Jaegwon Kim. (1984) "Epiphenomenal and
Supervenient Causation",
Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Vol. IX,
Peter A. French,...
