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  1. Not Just a Coincidence. Conditional Counter-examples to Locke’s Thesis.Giuseppe Spolaore - 2012 - Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 1 (2):108-115.
    So-called Locke's thesis is the view that no two things of the same kind may coincide, that is, may be completely in the same place at the same time. A number of counter-examples to this view have been proposed. In this paper, some new and arguably more convincing counter-examples to Locke's thesis are presented. In these counter-examples, a particular entity (a string, a rope, a net, or similar) is interwoven to obtain what appears to be a distinct, thicker entity of (...)
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  • Philosophy of Geography and Educational Model of the Life Creativity.L. Zavhorodko - 2013 - Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 4 (23):178-184.
    The article is aimed to clarify the role played by some geographically-oriented concepts like space and border and its philosophical understanding, in other words the philosophy of geography in models of life and creativity, especially at the educational level. Educational model of the life creativity is understood as a vital and creative framework implemented not only at the level of personal behavior and thinking, but also ethnic and national identity. Education is primarily spiritual space, which, however, is implemented into the (...)
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