Relational Ontology, Constituent Ontology, and Divine Simplicity

Jun 19, 14 3:25 PM
Author Categories Scoop.it

A Sketch of the Difference between Two Ontological Styles What it is for a thing to have a property? Ostrich nominalism aside, it is a Moorean fact that things have properties, but the nature of the having is a philosophical…

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