Titlebook: Universalizability; A Study in Morals an W?odzimierz Rabinowicz Book 1979 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1979 15th centur

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Extensions of Leibnizianismse of this condition trivially follows from any variant of D 10.3. Before we start searching for such extensions of Leibnizianism, let us recall that Leibnizianism, taken by itself, is fully compatible with the negation of (.). This is shown by our Example E in section 10.3.

Oratory

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QuestionsLet . be any dyadic relation on .. By (ue) we shall understand the condition which results from (u) when all the occurrences of ‘.’ in (u) have been replaced by ‘.’. Consider, now, the following conditions:

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AnswersLet . be any dyadic relation. In the next chapter, we shall prove that the following principle is the . universalistic condition on . and ..

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FormalitiesWe assume that . can be.. That is, there exists a dyadic relation . on . such that . is transitive, anti-symmetric and connected, and, for every non-empty X subseteq W,{ ext{ X contains some }}w{ ext{ such that, for every }}upsilonin X,wSupsilon .

Truculent

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Morality Without PurityLet us recall our formulation of the Principle of Universalizability in terms of the concept of automorphism and the relation .:. stays invariant under automorphisms.

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The Universalizability DilemmaAnyone who discusses the problem of universalizability must, sooner or later, consider the following difficulty:

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