Definition of haecceity in English:

haecceity

noun hɛkˈsiːɪtihiːkˈsiːɪtihakˈsēədē

mass nounPhilosophy

1That property or quality of a thing by virtue of which it is unique or describable as ‘this (one)’.
〔哲〕存在的个体性，“此”性
Example sentencesExamples
- For historical reasons, such a property is called a haecceity -- literally, a ‘thisness.’
- But it has extra-mental existence only in the particular things in which it exists, and in them it is always ‘contracted’ by the haecceity.
- Smooth space is filled by events or haecceities, far more than by formed and perceived things.
- Understanding concepts in his philosophy (eg., faciality, virtuality, haecceity, types of becoming, and rhizome) is important as they provide to entry points into some of the issues under examination.
- Although it might seem to be a highly fanciful notion, it is hardly more fanciful than some haecceity theories which employ the same distinction, nor perhaps than some possible worlds theories either.
1. 1.1 The property of being a unique and individual thing.
  事物的惟一性
  he has a paramount concern with haecceity, the thisness of things
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is the entire assemblage in its individuated aggregate that is a haecceity; it is this assemblage that is defined by a longitude and a latitude, by speeds and affects, independently of forms and subjects, which belong to another plane.
  There's the haecceity, the isness, the standing reserve, that's one thing: the world.
  Not that it actually matters, but that is the haecceity of the question and its answer.
  The haecceity of a thing is what makes this particular thing what it is in particular.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin haecceitas, from Latin haec, feminine of hic 'this'.

Definition of haecceity in US English:

haecceity

nounhakˈsēədē

Philosophy

1That property or quality of a thing by virtue of which it is unique or describable as “this (one).”.
〔哲〕存在的个体性，“此”性
Example sentencesExamples
- Understanding concepts in his philosophy (eg., faciality, virtuality, haecceity, types of becoming, and rhizome) is important as they provide to entry points into some of the issues under examination.
- Smooth space is filled by events or haecceities, far more than by formed and perceived things.
- But it has extra-mental existence only in the particular things in which it exists, and in them it is always ‘contracted’ by the haecceity.
- For historical reasons, such a property is called a haecceity -- literally, a ‘thisness.’
- Although it might seem to be a highly fanciful notion, it is hardly more fanciful than some haecceity theories which employ the same distinction, nor perhaps than some possible worlds theories either.
1. 1.1 The property of being a unique and individual thing.
  事物的惟一性
  he has a paramount concern with haecceity, the thisness of things
  Example sentencesExamples
  The haecceity of a thing is what makes this particular thing what it is in particular.
  Not that it actually matters, but that is the haecceity of the question and its answer.
  It is the entire assemblage in its individuated aggregate that is a haecceity; it is this assemblage that is defined by a longitude and a latitude, by speeds and affects, independently of forms and subjects, which belong to another plane.
  There's the haecceity, the isness, the standing reserve, that's one thing: the world.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin haecceitas, from Latin haec, feminine of hic ‘this’.

词汇	haecceity
释义	Definition of haecceity in English: haecceity noun hɛkˈsiːɪtihiːkˈsiːɪtihakˈsēədē mass nounPhilosophy 1That property or quality of a thing by virtue of which it is unique or describable as ‘this (one)’. 〔哲〕存在的个体性，“此”性 Example sentencesExamples For historical reasons, such a property is called a haecceity -- literally, a ‘thisness.’ But it has extra-mental existence only in the particular things in which it exists, and in them it is always ‘contracted’ by the haecceity. Smooth space is filled by events or haecceities, far more than by formed and perceived things. Understanding concepts in his philosophy (eg., faciality, virtuality, haecceity, types of becoming, and rhizome) is important as they provide to entry points into some of the issues under examination. Although it might seem to be a highly fanciful notion, it is hardly more fanciful than some haecceity theories which employ the same distinction, nor perhaps than some possible worlds theories either. 1.1 The property of being a unique and individual thing. 事物的惟一性 he has a paramount concern with haecceity, the thisness of things Example sentencesExamples It is the entire assemblage in its individuated aggregate that is a haecceity; it is this assemblage that is defined by a longitude and a latitude, by speeds and affects, independently of forms and subjects, which belong to another plane. There's the haecceity, the isness, the standing reserve, that's one thing: the world. Not that it actually matters, but that is the haecceity of the question and its answer. The haecceity of a thing is what makes this particular thing what it is in particular. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin haecceitas, from Latin haec, feminine of hic 'this'. Definition of haecceity in US English: haecceity nounhakˈsēədē Philosophy 1That property or quality of a thing by virtue of which it is unique or describable as “this (one).”. 〔哲〕存在的个体性，“此”性 Example sentencesExamples Understanding concepts in his philosophy (eg., faciality, virtuality, haecceity, types of becoming, and rhizome) is important as they provide to entry points into some of the issues under examination. Smooth space is filled by events or haecceities, far more than by formed and perceived things. But it has extra-mental existence only in the particular things in which it exists, and in them it is always ‘contracted’ by the haecceity. For historical reasons, such a property is called a haecceity -- literally, a ‘thisness.’ Although it might seem to be a highly fanciful notion, it is hardly more fanciful than some haecceity theories which employ the same distinction, nor perhaps than some possible worlds theories either. 1.1 The property of being a unique and individual thing. 事物的惟一性 he has a paramount concern with haecceity, the thisness of things Example sentencesExamples The haecceity of a thing is what makes this particular thing what it is in particular. Not that it actually matters, but that is the haecceity of the question and its answer. It is the entire assemblage in its individuated aggregate that is a haecceity; it is this assemblage that is defined by a longitude and a latitude, by speeds and affects, independently of forms and subjects, which belong to another plane. There's the haecceity, the isness, the standing reserve, that's one thing: the world. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin haecceitas, from Latin haec, feminine of hic ‘this’.
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