The issue exists externally of our race, but a lot of it comes within the race itself and our perception of ourselves".
Art products exist externally and physically, whereas, on his view, the work of art is really what the physical object does within experience.
Writing focused on the nature of mathematics has noted its 'autopoeitic' form, in that mathematics produces the objects it discusses, rather than describing objects or phenomena that exist externally in the physical world (Sfard 2008; Maturana and Varela 1980).
But with the phrase "were it to exist externally it would be true of it that it is J", Râzî posited a domain of discourse including non-instantiated Js, and he seemed to take his propositions thereby to refer to possible-Js.
It is evident that they appear due to the force of mental impressions … All texts that supposedly demonstrate the existence of external objects are provisional [descriptions of] their appearances".(Mipham 1977: 159 60ff) Consequently whatever appears to exist externally, according to Nyingma, "is like a horse or an elephant appearing in a dream.
Interpretive considerations may have been at play in his clear preference for the essentialist reading, but what explicitly motivated the distinction is the need to have propositions refer to things which do not exist "externally"; the examples are always of non-instantiated geometric figures.
It exists externally, with work, family and friends, and internally in how we deal with them all.
In 1978, (252 3, 366 7), Meinong calls those objects real (1) which exist (= "externally real" [äußerlich real]), my chair, for example, or (2) which could exist by their nature (= internal reality [innere Realität], ibid).
It always has to be externally done.
Competitions exist not only externally between the two chains supplying new products to the same market, but also internally in the new chain for the supply of new and remanufactured products.
