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... possible worlds are M-possible worlds. Consequently, a modality of kind M is not absolute (it is restricted or merely relative) if there are some genuine possible worlds that are not M-possible worlds. What is necessary in only a ...
... possible worlds are M-possible worlds. Consequently, a modality of kind M is not absolute (it is restricted or merely relative) if there are some genuine possible worlds that are not M-possible worlds. What is necessary in only a ...
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... possible as aesthetic category ..., the existence of the possible, whereas events are the reality of the virtual forms of a thoughtNature that survey every possible universe.”73 While the artistic plane of composition is that of ...
... possible as aesthetic category ..., the existence of the possible, whereas events are the reality of the virtual forms of a thoughtNature that survey every possible universe.”73 While the artistic plane of composition is that of ...
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... possible for XtoV- where "V"isavariable for any verb- istostress the actualexistence of a possibility,that is, what possibility actually exists;whereas to saythatit is possible that X Vsis tostress the possible existence ofanactuality ...
... possible for XtoV- where "V"isavariable for any verb- istostress the actualexistence of a possibility,that is, what possibility actually exists;whereas to saythatit is possible that X Vsis tostress the possible existence ofanactuality ...
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