But in fact most contemporary deflationists, pursuing the analogy between truth and existence, describe truth as a logical property (for example, Field 1992: 322; Horwich 1998a: 37; Künne 2003: 91).
To structure the interview guide we were guided by the salutogenetic perspective by Antonovsky [ 18], which focuses on why people remain healthy despite the omnipresent existence of stressors in human existence as described by Hollnagel et al. [ 19].
In an article published in April, the paper disclosed the tape's existence and described the dinner.
Along with the routine details of her existence, she described the Taliban's crackdown on culture, music and on schooling for girls.
The new, looser rules of engagement may have their biggest impact at a secret Central Intelligence Agency base in Pakistan whose existence was described by American and Pakistani officials who had previously kept it secret to avoid embarrassing President Pervez Musharraf politically.
In the early years of its existence, Horkheimer described the institute's program as "interdisciplinary materialism," thereby indicating its goal of integrating Marxist-oriented philosophy of history with the social sciences, especially economics, history, sociology, social psychology, and psychoanalysis.
Grant Miller, from the Border Force's endangered species team said there are only a few hundred of the iguanas believed to be left in existence and described the find as "a remarkable and very important seizure".
Alternately, it might be the case that like Spinoza (in Ethics Part IV, definitions three and four), Descartes uses the expression "possible existence" to describe actually-existing creatures, and in a way that is consistent with a denial of non-actual reality.
One existence sentence describes the quantity of an object, and the other existence sentence describes the quantity of another object.
One existence sentence describes the quantity before an increase or decrease, and the other existence sentence describes the quantity after an increase or decrease.
