LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI
For McTaggart, existence can be classified into three categories: substance, quality and relation. Neither one of these can be reduced to one another. Substance, in such a framework, is described as that which has characteristics i.e., qualities and relations without itself being a characteristi...
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| description | For McTaggart, existence can be classified into three categories: substance, quality and relation. Neither one of these can be reduced to one another. Substance, in such a framework, is described as that which has characteristics i.e., qualities and relations without itself being a characteristic. McTaggart claims that every substance is a whole that is differentiated into infinite number of parts each of which is again a substance. The substance that has all other substances as its parts is Universe and there is no simple substance. Each substance is |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5a61cfbbda0040ccbeacc2d7f46fde192025-02-02T13:23:46ZengTürk Felsefe DerneğiFelsefe Dünyası1301-08752003-12-0138931062040LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARIAliye Kovanlıkaya0Galatasaray Üniversitesi, Felsefe Bölümü.For McTaggart, existence can be classified into three categories: substance, quality and relation. Neither one of these can be reduced to one another. Substance, in such a framework, is described as that which has characteristics i.e., qualities and relations without itself being a characteristic. McTaggart claims that every substance is a whole that is differentiated into infinite number of parts each of which is again a substance. The substance that has all other substances as its parts is Universe and there is no simple substance. Each substance ishttps://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/1870183 |
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| title | LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI |
| title_full | LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI |
| title_fullStr | LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI |
| title_full_unstemmed | LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI |
| title_short | LEİBNİZ VE MCTAGGART'IN CEVHERİN BİRLİĞİ SORUNUNA YAKLAŞIMLARI |
| title_sort | leibniz ve mctaggart in cevherin birligi sorununa yaklasimlari |
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