Indifference theory

Japanese: 無差別説 - むさべつせつ（英語表記）indifference theory

A position on epistemology in medieval philosophy. In contrast to the extreme idealism that asserted the existence of universals, universals were names for genus, species, individual, etc., which were nothing more than aspects of the same thing, and although they had different logical positions, there was no real distinction between them. Proposed by Guillaume de Champeaux and others. (→ Universals debate )

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Japanese:

中世哲学の認識論上の一つの立場。普遍者の実在を主張する極端な実念論に対して，普遍とは類，種，個などの名称であり，それは同一物の側面にほかならず，それぞれ論理的位置は異なるが実在的な区別はないとした。シャンポーのギヨームらが提唱。 (→普遍論争 )

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