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4t64gm82h1k	Andrew C. Helms	Duns Scotus on Common Natures and Carving at the Joints of Reality	1904		.txt	text/plain	336	15	58	Then, I will discuss the rule or criterion by which Scotus posits common natures to account for certain cases of univocal predication – as opposed to cases of univocal predication for which he doesn't posit common natures. Despite the puzzles of interpretation it engenders, John Duns Scotus's theory of common natures is widely cited as an example of scholastic realism.	cache/4t64gm82h1k.txt	txt/4t64gm82h1k.txt