| 41. | This alternative highlights that it is Hume's presumption of nominalism that grounds his account of the problem of induction.
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| 42. | Weaver viewed America's moral degradation and turn toward commodity-culture as the unwitting consequences of its belief in nominalism.
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| 43. | The old controversy regarding the nature of Universals had not yet subsided, and in the university of Basel Nominalism held sway.
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| 44. | Where in the tenets of Nominalism abstract concepts ( immaterial things ) are considered not real but rather constructs of the mind.
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| 45. | Nominalism arose in reaction to the problem of universals, specifically accounting for the fact that some things are of the same type.
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| 46. | His nominalism was so much opposed to the contemporary philosophical realism that the third period of Scholasticism is made to begin with him.
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| 47. | Nominalism usually means that you are an adherent to a religion by culture or upbringing, but not necessarily in belief or practice.
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| 48. | The " Post Res " or eliminative variant of structuralism is anti-realist about structures in a way that parallels nominalism.
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| 49. | Stemming from a tradition of " cultural pessimism ", his critique of nominalism, however startling, gave conservatives a new philosophical direction.
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| 50. | In the debate about philosophical universals, Quinton defended a variety of nominalism that identifies properties with a set of " natural " classes.
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