The series provides a forum for innovative, high-quality work in all fields of analytical philosophy. The volumes in this series are published in either English or German.
The series provides a forum for innovative, high-quality work in all fields of analytical philosophy. The volumes in this series are published in either English or German.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1;Contents;7 2;INTRODUCTION;9 3;Categories of a realistic ontology;13 3.1;Fred Wilson UNIVERSALS, PARTICULARS, TROPES AND BLOBS;15 3.2;Herbert Hochberg THE MATTER OF PARTICULARS;45 3.3;Francesco Martinello BARE PARTICULARS: SOME REMARKS;65 3.4;Pasquale Frascolla ON BERGMANNS READINGOF THE TRACTATUS ONTOLOGY;81 3.5;Erwin Tegtmeier COMPLEXES, NEXUS, AND FUNCTIONSTHE MIDDLE AND THE LATE BERGMANN;99 3.6;Guido Bonino BERGMANN AND EXEMPLIFICATION;109 4;World, mind, and relations;123 4.1;Greg Jesson IS INTENTIONALITYMORE LIKE HUNTING OR MORE LIKE HITTING?GUSTAV BERGMANN ON SKEPTICISM AND KNOWLEDGE;125 4.2;Rosaria Egidi BERGMANNS CRITIQUE OF REPRESENTATIONALISM;147 4.3;Francesco Orilia THE PROBLEM OF ORDER IN RELATIONAL STATES OF AFFAIRS:A LEIBNIZIAN VIEW;161 4.4;Alberto Voltolini SINGULAR PROPOSITIONS AS POSSIBLE STATES OF AFFAIRS;187 4.5;Venanzio Raspa ... THE MOST MEMORABLE DON QUIXOTE OF A GREAT CAUSEBERGMANNS CRITIQUE OF MEINONG;201 5;Metaphysics of space and time;229 5.1;Laird Addis PARTICULARS AS AREAS AND DURATIONS;231 5.2;L. Nathan Oaklander IS THERE A DIFFERENCEBETWEEN ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE SPACE?*;243 5.3;Giuliano Torrengo TENSELESS TIME VS. TENSED TRUTHMAKERS;253 5.4;Fabio Minocchio Andrea Pagliardi SOME TROUBLES WITH THE SPECIOUS PRESENTIN BERGMANNS IDEAL LANGUAGE;261 6;Blank Page;2 7;Blank Page;4
