From: David M (davidint@blueyonder.co.uk)
Date: Thu Aug 11 2005 - 20:29:17 BST
> I'm fine with nature dividing. What I am objecting to is the notion that
> there is something "undivided" that exists ontologically prior to that
> dividing. Meanwhile, the MOQ puts down intellect (with respect to DQ) by
> saying it divides. That is also what I am objecting to.
DM: I have read the philosopher Roy Bhaskar and he argues extensively
for the need for an underlying unity for stuff like communication and
causality
to be possible. And hey does not contradictory-IDENTITY imply a unity in
difference?
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