Titlebook: Individuals, Essence and Identity; Themes of Analytic M Andrea Bottani,Massimiliano Carrara,Pierdaniele Gi Book 2002 Springer Science+Busin

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Words and Objects, we have to figure out what sorts of things there are, .., we must identify and characterize the categories under which the items in the inventory will fall. For example, we might want to draw a distinction between such things as chairs and tables, on the one hand, and conferences, hurricanes, and

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Being and Essence in Contemporary Interpretations of Aristotleresting paper, where, from a point of view which he defines “broadly Quinean”, he argued in favour of the following four theses: (1) Being is not an activity; (2) Being is the same as existence; (3) Being is univocal; (4) The single sense of being or existence is adequately captured by the existenti

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Existence, Identity and an Aristotelian Traditionbjects such as Pegasus and Vulcan? Pegasus is a product of ancient mythology and Vulcan an unnecessary and discarded posit of nineteenth century astronomy. A test of such accounts is how they deal with the problem Quine named ‘Plato’s Beard’. I begin by posing the Plato’s Beard problem as it appears

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Abstract Objects: A Case Studyt seems arguable that none are essential, or at least none specific enough to distinguish me from other humans. And, without getting into the question of whether existence is a property, it is certainly not part of my essence to exist.

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Kinds of Necessity: A Commentary on E.J. Lowe’s Paper “Kinds, Essence, and Natural Necessity”tural Laws requires nothing less than “metaphysical necessity”, if natural laws are to be something more than mere regularities. On this view, natural or nomological necessity is supposed to be as strong as logical necessity in virtue of combining causal necessitation with the logic of possible worl

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On the Notion of Identity in Aristotleo a certain extent reminiscent of the famous lexicon of the philosophical terms in . ?. The reason for its insertion after the definition of predicables probably lies in the fact that a reference to identity is made not only in relation to definition, where it is said that checking a definition in m

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