Finally, Oberst gives an account of the
mereology of events by drawing on Kant's resolution of the Second Antinomy.
(36) Such maximalism would include a study of the philosophical subfield called
mereology, of course.
Haggard, "Body
mereology," in The Body from Inside Out, G.
If the neutrosophic theory [tau] is the Neutrosophic
Mereology, or Neutrosophic Gnosisology, or Neutrosophic Epistemology etc., the neutrosophic accesibility relation is defined as above.
Rough
Mereology is proposed by Lesniewski [12] as the theory of concept.
Mereology of Psychological Phenomena and the Idea That Consciousness Is Something One Does
(This is argued in formal logic in the discipline of
mereology and in psychiatry by, say, ethnopsychiatry.) The unexamined term the "individual" is what structures the database and significantly excludes temporality.
Amsterdam: Parts and Wholes: Conceptual Part-Whole Relations and Formal
Mereology.
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.
22-26) covers issues from the Stoics and late Platonists on issues in
mereology (ch.
Mereology (from the Greek [mu][epsilon][rho][omicron][zeta], "part") is the theory of parthood relations: of the relations of part to whole and the relations, of part to part within a whole [36].