Lexicon of Arguments

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Existence/Thomas Reid: Existence is not possible without attributes (e.g. a general triangle does not exist) but term and definition without attributes.
>Concepts, >Definition, >Definability, >Predication, cf. >Bare Fact.
Ihinking is not only thinking of the concept, but always of the attributes.
>Concepts, >Attributes, >Thinking, >Thoughts, >Statements,
>Propositions, >Sentences.
Thomas Reid: (similar to Frege), "a triangle" (or "a horse ") is not an object but a concept.
>Th. Reid, >Concepts/Frege.

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