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2019
Abstract Since, as most philosophers of death agree, death implies nonexistence (the corpse is not the dead person, who is essentially a living being), it follows that the mystery of death is due in no small part to the paradox of nonexistence.
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Abstract Since, as most philosophers of death agree, death implies nonexistence (the corpse is not the dead person, who is essentially a living being), it follows that the mystery of death is due in no small part to the paradox of nonexistence.
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2019
Abstract The paradox of nonexistence, bequeathed us by Parmenides, is introduced: how can there be something that fails to exist if there’s nothing “there” to not exist? This is a paradox since, intuitively, many things do in fact fail to exist—for example, creatures of fiction or myth, impossible objects like the round square, past ...
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Abstract The paradox of nonexistence, bequeathed us by Parmenides, is introduced: how can there be something that fails to exist if there’s nothing “there” to not exist? This is a paradox since, intuitively, many things do in fact fail to exist—for example, creatures of fiction or myth, impossible objects like the round square, past ...
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Nonexistence Criteria for Systems of Parabolic Inequalities in an Annulus
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2022Mohamed Jleli, Bessem Samet
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Existence and Nonexistence of Solutions for the Double Phase Problem
Results in Mathematics, 2021Bin Ge
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Nonexistence of Solutions for Quasilinear Schrödinger Equations in RN
Applied Mathematics Letters, 2020Yunfeng Wei, Caisheng Chen
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