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Linguistics | Philosophy | Epistemology | Ontology | Phenomenology | Assertion | Assumption | Cascade | Definition | Dimension | Existence | Justification | KnowledgeSubmitted by aaron on Tue, 2006/08/15 - 11:33am.
Every existential assertion creates a cascade of existential assumptions.
Take, for example the brief definition: Dimensions are measures of magnitude or extent. In order to understand this defintion, the concepts mentioned on the surface--measures, magnitudes and extents--must each exist and I must be able to know as much. The existential requirements of this relatively simple assertion are thus complicated by knowledge requirements.
So we know that knowledge is involved. But what do we know about knowledge? We know that the nature of knowledge, its very possibilty, and the range of what can be known relies upon the nature of existence, its possiblities, and the range of what can exist.
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