| In its denial of the independence or fundamentality of space-time structure, DA is in the relationist tradition. |
| But one has to ask what is meant by the claim of fundamentality. |
| Indeed, if donors wield such considerable power in the process, this is testament to the fundamentality of funding. |
| The keyness of a summarizing symbol derives from the relative fundamentality of the meanings which it formulates, relative to other meanings of the system. |
| Lawyers will recognize this as related to present-day incorporation through the due process clause, but this differs in requiring no showing of fundamentality. |
| So, for those who hold that fundamental properties are exclusively qualitative, either the assumed conception of fundamentality or haecceitism must be rejected. |
