Notice, however, how the question of identity is here sharply distinct from the question of value: "the most miserable performance without actual mistakes does count as [a genuine instance of a work], while the most brilliant performance with a single wrong note does not" (Goodman 1976, 186).
The question of where and how often the state should rely on indirect, rather than direct, measures to promote the good is a question within perfectionist political theory.[16] Though nothing of much importance turns on it, one could categorize a view that holds that perfectionist political ends are, for contingent reasons, always best pursued indirectly as a genuine instance of perfectionism.
But there is no slam-dunk appeal to outrageous violations of the First Amendment, such as genuine instances of persecution or a war on religion would provide.
"A majority of blasphemy cases were based on false accusations, stemming from property disputes or other personal or family vendettas rather than genuine instances of blasphemy," he said.
Things are true, that is, genuine instances of the kind of thing they are to the extent that they instantiate the form of things of that kind.
This question, in turn, points towards a bigger-picture analogue: what is the phenomenon of reference in general, such that uses of certain sorts of linguistic items (but, presumably, not others) count as genuine instances of this phenomenon?
Goodman suggests that architecture is a borderline case of an allographic artform, as its notational schemes in the form of plans are intended to guarantee that all objects as are compliant are genuine instances of the work.
The hardest part of the "Bucky Pally" interview process is being expected to recount genuine instances of customer service, because the breadth of most people's experience at this point in their life extends to mastering the speedy refill at Yates's Wine Lodge.
While there are certainly many genuine instances of true monogamous love and commitment, the idea that somehow that relationship model exists hierarchically above all others is an illusion, and LGBTs certainly gain nothing tangible socially or politically by upholding, defending and preserving it.
The hardest part of the "Bucky Pally" interview process is being expected to recount genuine instances of customer service, because the breadth of most people's experience at this point in their lives extends to mastering the speedy refill at Yates's Wine Lodge.
Not all of the aberrations identified using our algorithm were genuine instances of trisomies (Supplementary Material, Fig. S7) or monosomies.
