The Thoughts Of Leibniz Through Systemic Functional Linguistics [2]

Russell (1961: 567):

The ontological argument depends upon the distinction between existence and essence. Any ordinary person or thing, it is held, on the one hand exists, and on the other hand has certain qualities, which make up his or its essence.

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Through the lens of Systemic Functional Linguistics, this is the distinction between two types of being: existential and attributive relational processes.