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Ontology And The Ambitions Of Metaphysics 1st Edition Hofweber

Name: Ontology And The Ambitions Of Metaphysics 1st Edition Hofweber
SKU: BELL-5845686
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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3 MB

Pages: 384

Author: Hofweber, Thomas

ISBN: 9780191082504, 9780191822650, 9780198769835, 0191082503, 0191822655, 0198769830

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Ontology And The Ambitions Of Metaphysics 1st Edition Hofweber by Hofweber, Thomas 9780191082504, 9780191822650, 9780198769835, 0191082503, 0191822655, 0198769830 instant download after payment.

Thomas Hofweber explores four major metaphysical debates tied to ontology: the philosophy of arithmetic, the metaphysics of ordinary objects, the problem of universals, and the nature of the fact-like aspect of reality. He defends metaphysics as having some questions of fact distinctly its own, but rejects several metaphysical approaches.
Abstract: Thomas Hofweber explores four major metaphysical debates tied to ontology: the philosophy of arithmetic, the metaphysics of ordinary objects, the problem of universals, and the nature of the fact-like aspect of reality. He defends metaphysics as having some questions of fact distinctly its own, but rejects several metaphysical approaches.