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Asadullaev, I. K.
Existence and Non-Existence of the Numerous Universes. Concerning New Categories
‘Participation’ and ‘Non-Participation’ in Philosophy
// Politics and Society.
2011. ¹ 9.
P. 82-87.
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Asadullaev, I. K. Existence and Non-Existence of the Numerous Universes. Concerning New Categories ‘Participation’ and ‘Non-Participation’ in PhilosophyAbstract: There is a great number of universes which cannot be defined with reference to one another. In this regard, ‘nothing’ in our Universe is an ‘existence’ in another world; this is why universes are silent. Existence and non-existence are not abstract at all. They are related as certainties. Non-existence — nothing exists as a denial of another existence. They interact when the past and the future interact. All items are broken in the present. Keywords: social studies, existence and non-existence, nothing, definition, numerous universes, categories, participation, non-participation, future and past, interaction.
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