The interested reader should consult Curry and Feys (1958) concerning a slightly different use of the terms "cancellator," "duplicator," "permutator," etc.
The diversity in anarchism has led to widely different use of identical terms among different anarchist traditions, which has led to many definitional concerns in anarchist theory.
Note also the different use of the terms word 'variables' and 'categories': the former refers to the constituents of the regression analysis (e.g. Frequency, Action-relatedness), the latter to the different word groups in the factorial analysis (action-related and visually related words).
To avoid confusion, note again that this is a different use of the term "propositional" than is found in RIM and APE (§1.3.2).
In contrast to the above, there is a very different use of the term 'morality' in what may be called the normative sense.
However, we believe that one consequence of this study is that this different use of the term is in need of further elucidation.
Another somewhat obscure, but again very different use of the term 'abstract', is that of David Lewis, who speaks for instance of 'the particular pain of a given person at a particular time' as an "abstract entity which… we might identify with a pair of a universal and a single concrete particular instance thereof" (Lewis 1966).
Indeed, there are now multiple representational theories of consciousness, corresponding to different uses of the term "conscious," each attempting to explain the corresponding phenomenon in terms of representation.
Following is a list of some of the different uses of the term throughout history: Following is a list of some of the different uses of the term throughout history: Following is a list of some of the different uses of the term throughout history: Be as objective as possible realizing indicators depend upon ones point of view -- or, perhaps, bias.
Two different uses of the term can be noted.
In fact, one scholar has identified at least eight different uses of the term (yikes!).
