Omnipresence and Absolutism
Journal Title: Philosophy International Journal - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
When we are pointing to somewhere, in actual fact we are pointing to something. For example, we show a chair in our room and say ‘here’, or we show a star in the sky and say ‘there’. The chair and the star are two objects that represent two locations.
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Arjmand SA*
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