singularism การใช้

• Singularism asserts that objects of interpretation always answer to one and only one ideal interpretation.
• Both singularism and multiplism require that competing interpretations address one and the same object of interpretation.
• Where objects of interpretation cannot be delineated as to number, neither singularism nor multiplism can apply.
• Krausz affirms that the contest between singularism and multiplism is logically detachable from the contest between realism and constructivism.
• Singularism and multiplism are each compatible with either entail realism ( and vice versa ) and multiplism does not uniquely entail constructivism ( and vice versa ).
• That is, directional singularism is the view that for a given person there is one admissible life path, and directional multiplism is the view that for a given person there may be more than one admissible life path.
• He further shows that the contest between singularism and multiplism is detachable from a range of other ontologies that fall under the reconciliatory heading of  constructive realism .  None of the ontologies in Krausz s inventory of constructive realisms uniquely entails either singularism or multiplism ( and vice versa ).
• He further shows that the contest between singularism and multiplism is detachable from a range of other ontologies that fall under the reconciliatory heading of  constructive realism .  None of the ontologies in Krausz s inventory of constructive realisms uniquely entails either singularism or multiplism ( and vice versa ).