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    Therefore, coherence of the non-spatiality thesis require... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The coherence of Allison's reconstruction of the non-spatiality thesis depends upon the denial of a standpoint-independent perspective on reality.

    Therefore, coherence of the non-spatiality thesis requires only the conceptual contrast between conditioned and unconditioned cognition, not the denial of standpoint-independence per se.

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    Standpoint-independence(what the non-spatiality thesis might require us to deny)
    The idea that something can be understood or known without depending on any particular observer's perspective or viewpoint.
    coherence(Applied uniformly by Bosanquet to both religious and non-religious truth claims.)
    The standard by which truth is assessed — a belief or system of beliefs is true insofar as it forms a consistent, internally unified whole.
    conceptual contrast(in logic and philosophy)
    A difference in meaning or definition between two ideas that helps us understand each one better by comparing them.
    conditioned cognition(in epistemology (theory of knowledge))
    Knowledge or understanding that depends on or is limited by certain conditions, circumstances, or prior causes.
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    (The thesis whose reconstruction is under dispute in this passage.)
    The thesis, attributed to Kant and reconstructed by Allison, that things (as they are in themselves, or from a standpoint-independent perspective) are not spatial.
    unconditioned cognition(in epistemology)
    Knowledge or understanding that exists independently, without depending on external conditions or causes—often considered absolute or pure knowledge.

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