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Some notes on internal and external relations and representation
Consciousness and Emotion 4 (1):101-110 (2003)
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Internal relations are those relations that are intrinsic to the nature of one or more of the relata. They are a kind of essential relation, rather than an essential property. For example, an arc of a circle is internally related to the center of that circle in the sense thatAuthor's Profile
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