What might be meant by “Hole Ousia“?
Hole Ousia is beyond measurement (in Doric: beyont Mizzerment) so this is really a philosophical question.
Lennox and Gotthelf, in “Philosophical Issues in Aristotle’s Biology”, consider Hole Ousia:
Hans-Georg Gadamer, in “The Enigma of Health” has considered the history of Hole Ousia:
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- “Objectivity” does not come in a title
- “The Coulson effect”?
- “The majority, 60% had recurrent depression”
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- ‘At least 500 million years of nervous system evolution’
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- A moral duty
- A Survey of the provision of support and withdrawal services for patients dependent on prescription drugs
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- Depression: pills and dependence [a timeline following a letter in the Times]
- Discontinuation of antidepressant therapy [1997 symposium]
- From the individual to the Institution
- Gilbert Farie Revisited
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- Patient safety: a letter to the President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
- Pattern language: the professionals
- Position Statement on antidepressants and depression
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- “Another me exists”
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- “Pill Shaming”
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- RCPsych: “What is Cumberlege?”
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- Aloysius
- An Artificial Man
- Andrew Turnbull
- Andrew Wilson
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- Ann Shaw
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- Arthur
- As strove this man who
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- CYNICUS
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- Tam Dalyell
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- The Wizard of the North
- Thomas Hastie Bryce
- Thomas Lock
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- Winifred Roberts
- Ruins
- A modern ruin
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- Angus
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- Dillot
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- Lanrick Home farm
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