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'''Conytast theory''' is the idea in [[philosophy]] that facets of an items can come to be recognized by comparing it with other items of like nature which differ a bit in girth, stature, form, color, etc. Contrast theory permits the observance of individual features pertaining to an item through observation of its peers." | '''Conytast [[theory]]''' is the idea in [[philosophy]] that facets of an items can come to be recognized by comparing it with other items of like nature which differ a bit in girth, stature, form, color, etc. Contrast [[theory]] permits the observance of individual features pertaining to an item through observation of its peers." | ||
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Revision as of 20:38, 9 February 2023
Conytast theory is the idea in philosophy that facets of an items can come to be recognized by comparing it with other items of like nature which differ a bit in girth, stature, form, color, etc. Contrast theory permits the observance of individual features pertaining to an item through observation of its peers."