Adjective:

राष्ट्रीय, सामान्य, सर्व, जगभरात, सार्वत्रिक, सार्वजनिक, सर्ब, सांप्रदायिक नसलेले, सर्व-सृष्टी-संबंधित, सर्वव्यापी, अपवाद न करता,

universals's Usage Examples:

This later school began around eastern India and Bengal, and developed theories resembling modern logic, such as Gottlob Frege's distinction between sense and reference of proper names and his definition of number, as well as the Navya-Nyaya theory of restrictive conditions for universals anticipating some of the developments in modern set theory.

The "problem of universals" was an ancient problem in metaphysics about whether universals exist.

However, Brown concluded that "sociobiologists might be more convincing if they confined their explanations to universals.

Armstrong's universals are sparse: not every predicate will have an accompanying property, but only those which are deemed basic by scientific investigation.

Armstrong then suggests that a supervenience relation exists between these second order properties and the ontologically authentic universals given to us by physics.

Carl Schmitt argued that a people would develop laws appropriate to its blood and soil because authenticity required loyalty to the Volk over abstract universals.

Whether natural kinds ought to be considered universals is vexed; see natural kind.

the theory is considered to be a classical solution to the problem of universals.

problem of universals.

do we obtain knowledge of them? In Aristotle"s view, universals are incorporeal and universal, but only exist only where they are instantiated; they.

Though there has been significant research into linguistic universals,.

In terms of the origin of Armstrong's view of universals, Armstrong says his view of universals is relatively unexplored territory but points to Hilary Putnam's 1970 paper 'On Properties' as a possible forerunner.

How Armstrong's theory of universals deals with relations with varying adicities has been raised as an issue by Fraser MacBride.

Synonyms:

cosmopolitan, worldwide, oecumenical, ecumenical, comprehensive, general, world-wide,

Antonyms:

discriminate, particularity, continental, national, noncomprehensive,