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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Univocity"”.
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Between Equivocity and Univocity: Sexuality Education for a People Yet to Come
… equivocity to its limits and realise, instead, a univocity of being. The thesis writer’s task has been to run up against the limits of her thinking to think otherwise about sexuality education. My ambition is not to extend or add something to sexuality education but rather rethink Aotearoa’s …
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Protestant Nominalism: An Analysis of Post-Reformation (1555-1662) Protestant Philosophical Theology
… Gregory, etc: the argument from metaphysical univocity, the argument from metaphysical competition, the passivity argument, the modal argument, the extrinsicist argument, the argument from theological voluntarism, the disintegration argument, and the anti-intellectualist argument. Following …
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Knowing the transcendent : analogous properties and speaking about God.
… analogous properties and conditions preventing univocity and equivocity in terms of Lewisian naturalness and through interacting with Aquinas. I argue in chapter two that any property possessed across primary ontological categories or ways of being is an analogous or merely disjunctive property. …
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Documentation art and Korean Bunche painting : an investigation of Deleuze’s Transcendental Realism through the painting process
… based on Deleuze’s ontological position of the univocity of being. As a result, the Documentation Art is provisionally defined as Agencement machines, which operate by connecting different fields, and giving the connected assemblages entirely new sensesthrough the experimental process. In …
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Metaphysics in the Reformation: A Case Study of Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562)
… ontological participation and the other on the univocity of being. If Vermigli is representative of the Reformation more broadly – an argument which is made based on recent developments in Calvin and Luther scholarship – then this finding is significant for the hermeneutics of the Protestant …