Edu:Individual - Revision history

Tsch: Added commentary based on proposals.

2020-01-08T19:23:12Z

Added commentary based on proposals.

Tsch: /* Individual */

2020-01-07T23:00:05Z

‎Individual

Tsch: /* Individual */ Reformatted.

2020-01-07T22:59:46Z

‎Individual: Reformatted.

KenBaclawski at 21:01, 20 November 2019

2019-11-20T21:01:12Z

Wiaoa at 02:40, 11 November 2019

2019-11-11T02:40:49Z

Wiaoa: Created page with " == Individual== === Definitions=== # In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be dis..."

2019-11-11T01:34:47Z

Created page with " == Individual== === Definitions=== # In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be dis..."

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== Individual==

=== Definitions===

# In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (Source: p.339 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)

proposals (RR, 2018-09-15):
* According to philosophical sources, individual is not the same as particular. Therefore, remove the terms from being synonyms.

see [[Particular]]

''Synonyms'' – [[Particular]], [[Instance]]

[[Category:Term|Term]]

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 == Individual==
-:1. In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (p.339, 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)
+:1. In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (p.339, 'individual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)
-Synonymous with [[Synonym::Edu:Particular|Particular]] and [[Synonym::Edu:Instance|Instance]]
 [[Category:Term|Term]]

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−	:1. In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (~~Source:~~ p.339 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)	+	:1. In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (p.339, 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)

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−	# In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (Source: p.339 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)

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−	Synonymous with [[Synonym:Edu:Particular\|Particular]] and [[Synonym::Edu:Instance\|Instance]]	+	Synonymous with [[Synonym::Edu:Particular\|Particular]] and [[Synonym::Edu:Instance\|Instance]]

	[[Category:Term\|Term]]		[[Category:Term\|Term]]

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 # In a standard sense, an individual is something that can be individuated, that is, counted or picked out in language and thus be distinguished from other things. In logic, individuals are things that can be subjects of sentences in the first-order predicate calculus, in contrast with predicates or functions. (Source: p.339 'indivdiual' in The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy 2004)
-''Synonyms'' – [[Particular]], [[Instance]]
+Synonymous with [[Synonym:Edu:Particular|Particular]] and [[Synonym::Edu:Instance|Instance]]
 [[Category:Term|Term]]