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mereology

(ˌmiːrɪˈɒlədʒɪ)

(Logic) the formal study of the logical properties of the relation of part and whole

[C20: via French from Greek meros part + -logy]

ˌmereoˈlogical adj

Translations

mereologie

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If the neutrosophic theory [tau] is the Neutrosophic Mereology, or Neutrosophic Gnosisology, or Neutrosophic Epistemology etc.

Neutrosophic modal logic

Mereology of Psychological Phenomena and the Idea That Consciousness Is Something One Does

Dynamic Interactions With The Environment Make Up Our Psychological Phenomena: A Review of Noe's Out of Our Heads

Mereology and Location, Oxford University Press, 2014, 254 pp.

Bibliograficas

This is argued in formal logic in the discipline of mereology and in psychiatry by, say, ethnopsychiatry.

The theory/data thing: commentary

Parts, Classes and Parts of Classes: An Anti-Realist Reading of Lewisian Mereology The SAC conference on David Lewis's contributions to formal philosophy September 2007.

Building an advance domain ontology model of information science (OIS)

22-26) covers issues from the Stoics and late Platonists on issues in mereology (ch.

Jonathan Barnes: Method and Metaphysics: Essays in Ancient Philosophy I

But these evolutionary origins do not undermine the beliefs of chemists or those doing mereology.

Evolutionary debunking, moral realism and moral knowledge

US) now unveils his argument that the problem of universals can be resolved by combining a realism about universals with a mereology that pictures universals as proper parts of things, where the realism and mereological picture in play are those of Scotus.

Duns Scotus and the problem of universals. (reprint 2010)

In what Lesniewski's perspective is concerned, it is of a functional emphasis, a functional mereology, (29) in which case we are witnessing a full integration from part to whole, as in a relationship "one to many", in co-univocal relationship, where we have the properties:

Religious violence and the logic of weak thinking: between R. Girard and G. Vattimo

Y asi tomada: "Plato might be said to have a mereology, although he does not set about presenting it as such".

III Pluralismo y eticas de la vida buena. Del Filebo de Platon a la Etica a Nicomaco de Aristoteles

Burk, The Mereology of Digital Copyright, 18 FORDHAM INTELL.

Fortieth selected bibliography on computers, technology and the law (January 2008 through December 2008)

14) Part of is discussed in Mereology which is theory of parts using whole/part relation as a substitute branch of logic http://plato.

Developing a visual lexical model for semantic management of architectural visual data design of spatial ontology for caravanserais of silk roads

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