Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 13:18:51 +0100 From: Rene de Bakker <rene.de.bakker-AT-uba.uva.nl> Subject: Re: Dasein For Dummies (correction) >Second, that the name of a subject contains all its predicates, is Leibniz' >inclusionist theory of the judgment, for which he points back to >Aristoteles' 'first substance', and to the scholastics. Scotus' >haecceitas', thisness or thatness (tode ti) comes to mind. >It can't be purely logical too, because to be able to say: '"This Annabelle >here is 6 feet high" is true', the predicate 'young' must be IN Annabelle, >or the meaning of 'young' must somehow be identical with that of Annabelle. Sorry for the confusion. At first I wanted to make Annabelle young, later tall. So the predicate "young" has to be replaced by "6 feet high". rene ----------------------------------- drs. René de Bakker Universiteitsbibliotheek Amsterdam Afdeling Catalogisering tel. 020-5252309 --- from list heidegger-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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