That said, perhaps a plurality of causal relations could be harmonized, provided either (i) one were fundamental and the others derivative, or (ii) all were derivative from a common non-causal basis, such as the regularities among the events.
The former case defines a single generic "concept" with a plurality of objects; the relation between concept and object is one of subsumption; and the state of difference remains exterior to the thing.
It advances a conception of objectivity constituted by critical and cooperative relations among a plurality of differently situated inquirers.
Since "body or individual" is here defined in terms of the relations among a plurality of bodies, PID5, to the extent it is meant to cover all bodies, is at best an inductive step of an inductive definition of body.
In short, the method of relations is a way of doing metaphysics with strong Platonic and Kantian overtones: the fluctuating and conflicting plurality of sensible experience is "related" back to intelligible, "speculative" unities that allow us to organize the plurality in experience.
Overall, the plurality of articles and books found related to India.
The metaphysical view amounts to the claim that the world consists of a plurality of independently existing things exhibiting qualities and standing in relations.
Similarly, a plurality of masculinities - complicit, marginalized and subordinate operate in relation to hegemonic masculinity [ 9].
On the other hand, a plurality of Egyptians — 46 to 36percentt — approved of their country's diplomatic relations with Israel.
But a plurality of voters appeared to side with Mr. Ma's contention that improved relations with China were the island's best hope for prosperity.
