[lit-ideas] Re: Movies without Guns, [email protected]
- From: Michael Chase <goya@xxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 14:23:50 -0700
Le 16 sept. 05, à 12:13, Robert Paul a écrit :
By 'substance' I don't mean a Lockean substance which somehow
underlies (or produces) our sensations and feelings, as a stone might
produce certain sensations if held in one's hand, caressed, kicked,
etc., and is essential itself spatially extended. When I say that I
don't believe (and surely, on reflection, neither do you) that every
noun has as its referent something that subsists by itself as a
separate and distinct thing, I'm trying to point out that just because
we can talk of knowledge, love, hope, and anger, these are not
independently existing 'things,' over and above the acts, sensations,
beliefs, and desires of sentient creatures of whom we say, e.g. 'He's
angry,' or 'She's wildly in love with Ralph.'
M.C. Was ist ein Ding?
Michael Chase
(goya@xxxxxxxxxxx)
CNRS UPR 76
7, rue Guy Moquet
Villejuif 94801
France
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By 'substance' I don't mean a Lockean substance which somehow underlies (or produces) our sensations and feelings, as a stone might produce certain sensations if held in one's hand, caressed, kicked, etc., and is essential itself spatially extended. When I say that I don't believe (and surely, on reflection, neither do you) that every noun has as its referent something that subsists by itself as a separate and distinct thing, I'm trying to point out that just because we can talk of knowledge, love, hope, and anger, these are not independently existing 'things,' over and above the acts, sensations, beliefs, and desires of sentient creatures of whom we say, e.g. 'He's angry,' or 'She's wildly in love with Ralph.'
M.C. Was ist ein Ding?
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