externality

The difficulty of this view is just this externality of the relation.

But if the externality is only figurative, the existence also is figurative.

It is this externality of relation that makes hate and fear so poignant and so bitter.

In the Principles of Human Knowledge, externality in its ultimate sense as independence of all mind is considered.

In these works he attacked the existing theories of externality which to the unphilosophical mind is proved by visual evidence.

Here Tieck has taken an externality of the description and has given it a point.

In point of externality there was not much to choose between views which were felt to be radically opposed the one to the other.

But with nature thus conditioned by the necessities of thought, what has become of its externality?

Fixity in externality, says Ibn Mubrak, is a conception wider than existence.

In a word, the three groups of images present to a great extent the character of externality and objectivity.