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 Qualities - Philosophy Dictionary of Arguments
 
Qualities, philosophy: quality is an expression of the nature of objects or the form of properties. Today, it is no longer understood as a category but rather as the sum of the distinguishing features of an object. Properties of the objects like their size, mass, etc. count as objective or primary qualities, subjective (secondary) qualities are properties which are settled in the subject, e.g. color. See also quantities, qualia, subjectivity, objectivity, properties, features.
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Annotation: The above characterizations of concepts are neither definitions nor exhausting presentations of problems related to them. Instead, they are intended to give a short introduction to the contributions below. – Lexicon of Arguments.
 
Author Item    More concepts for author
Adams, Robert Qualities   Adams, Robert
AI Research Qualities   AI Research
Armstrong, David M. Qualities   Armstrong, David M.
Berkeley, George Qualities   Berkeley, George
Carnap, Rudolf Qualities   Carnap, Rudolf
Dennett, Daniel Qualities   Dennett, Daniel
Dewey, John Qualities   Dewey, John
Duhem, Pierre Qualities   Duhem, Pierre
Esfeld, Michael Qualities   Esfeld, Michael
Field, Hartry Qualities   Field, Hartry
Hume, David Qualities   Hume, David
Kant, Immanuel Qualities   Kant, Immanuel
Leibniz, G.W. Qualities   Leibniz, G.W.
Locke, John Qualities   Locke, John
Martin, Charles B. Qualities   Martin, Charles B.
Minsky, Marvin Qualities   Minsky, Marvin
Peacocke, Christopher Qualities   Peacocke, Christopher
Rorty, Richard Qualities   Rorty, Richard
Wittgenstein, Ludwig Qualities   Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Wright, Crispin Qualities   Wright, Crispin

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