He saw the theatre as using a plurality of materials--words, light, music, clothes, furniture, etc.
Earlier Mohist texts give no simple, unified definition of benefit (li), instead characterizing it loosely as comprising a plurality of material and social goods, specifically wealth, population, and social order.
In Quodlibet II, q. 7 Godfrey considers three theories that defend plurality of forms in all material substances, or at least of duality of substantial forms in human beings (Henry of Ghent).
He regards theories that defend plurality of forms in all material substances as more improbable, and Henry's theory of duality of forms in human beings as less improbable.
Given the fragmentary nature of legal material and the plurality of decision-makers there is considerable scope for disagreement when decision-makers are faced with novel questions.
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
The theory of plurality of forms is instead the theory that there is a plurality of substantial forms in a given material substance.
One might think that (i) all material objects must always be topologically open and gunky, that (ii) any part of a material object must itself be a material object, and that (iii) space or spacetime is a continuum of simple points, each plurality of which composes a region.
"The AST believes in plurality of ownership.
"This way, plurality of voice is maintained.
You need a plurality of voices.
