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    On this view, the organism and the corpse are the same ob... — Carmelics
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    Supports→If an object that is an organism may continue its existence as a corpse, then 'dead' applies univocally to it at any time t after it dies, meaning roughly 'died before t'.

    On this view, the organism and the corpse are the same object.

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    If an object that is an organism may continue its existence as a corpse, then 'd...So at any time t after it dies, 'dead' applies to it in the same sense, meaning ...That object was once alive and then died.

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    As is mentioned below, some theorists deny that an object that is at one time an organism may continue its existence as a corpse. Such theorists will say that organisms and their corpses are two different objects. They may conclude that ‘dead’ is ambiguous—that it means one thing as applied to organisms, and another thing as attributed to the corpses organisms leave. In any case, they will need to deny that, as concerns corpses, being dead implies having died, as corpses are never alive, according to them. If, on the other hand, an object that is an organism may continue its existence as a cor...

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