This dissertation offers a representational theory of what is phenomenally present to the
mind in visual experience of particular objects, ie, it offers a phenomenology of particularity. I …

… once the confusion between particulars and facts is completely avoided, the notion that a
basic particular can be an instance of two qualia not only loses all plausibility, but is seen to be …

… of space which enables us to perceive particulars which are distinct from ourselves and from
… support for the standard reading of Kant, which sees him as saying that we cannot perceive …

… In the early defences of the distinction between simple seeing of particulars and epistemic
seeing (seeing that) it was often mentioned en passant that there is simple seeing of events or …

… Whether there are particulars at all depends on whether we can "find something that will
not be repeated." Qualities, we have just seen, are repeatable. But combinations of qualifies, …

… Summarizing briefly, we have seen that if we try to analyse in terms of qualities alone we find
ourselves requiring particulars the individuation which Russell expected locations to supply …

… persons occupy among particulars in general...(to show that) in our conceptual scheme
as it is, particulars of these two categories are the basic or fundamental particulars..."([l], p. xv). …

… For example, what a man sees when he sees a flash of lightning is a substance in our
sense. Buit the importance of indestructibility was metaphysical, not logical. As far as logical …

… just seen in the case of the Martin/Heil view. In their view the tie holds between particulars
and … But Baxter starts by asking how we are to understand the link between particulars and …

… seen taking such a universal nature, common to Socrates, Plato and other humans, to exist
and to be the material substance of such particulars… Since the ordinary particulars, Plato and …