- not
denying the
analogy of
being à la St. Thomas,
nonetheless holds to a
univocal concept of being.
Scotus does not
believe in a "univocity of being", but...
-
Spontaneous generation is a su****ded
scientific theory that held that
living creatures could arise from
nonliving matter and that such
processes were...
- Rancière
Language French Publisher Capricci Publication date 2011 Published in
English 2013 (publ.
Univocal) Media type
Print Pages 81 pp ISBN 978-1937561154...
- direction, or, as
Piaget and his
colleagues have written,
functions are "
univocal to the right" (Piaget et al., 1977, p. 14). When each
element of X maps...
- Standardization, the
major advantage ISO 9 has over
other competing systems is its
univocal system of one
character for one
character equivalents (by the use of diacritics)...
- 1989.
Philosophy and Non-Philosophy, trans.
Taylor Adkins, Minneapolis,
Univocal, 2013 En tant qu'un. La non-philosophie éxpliquée au
philosophes [As One:...
- it is not we who are
univocal in a
Being which is not; it is we and our
individuality which remains equivocal in and for a
univocal Being." Here Deleuze...
- and
analogical language; the
former lacks a
univocal element, but the
latter has an
element of
univocal language. The
claim that God can only be described...
-
process was a
commonplace and
everyday occurrence, as
distinguished from
univocal generation, or
reproduction from parent(s).
Falsified by an experiment...
- (translated into
English as
Being a Skull: Site, Contact, Thought, Sculpture,
Univocal Publishing, 2016). L’Homme qui
marchait dans la couleur, sur
James Turrell...
