Concrete Universality
Concrete Universality is a philosophical concept in Existential Ethics that denotes the unity of individual existence and universal ethical principles, wherein the universal is realized not abstractly but through the particular, lived experience of the individual.
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Frank Jackson · Mind · 1977 · 51 citations
Category theory and concrete universals
David Ellerman · Erkenntnis · 1988 · 27 citations
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Boston College
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La Trobe University
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University of Sheffield
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California State University, Long Beach
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University of California, Santa Cruz
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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
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Human Sciences Research Council
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