One lesson from the aftermath of Hilary Putnam's (1981, chapter 2; 1980; 1978, part IV)
model-theoretic argument against realism is that meaning is not determined solely by our …

It is easy to become battle-weary in metaphysics. In the face of seemingly unresolvable
disputes and unanswerable questions, it is tempting to cast aside one's sword …

It is easy to become battle-weary in metaphysics. In the face of seemingly unresolvable
disputes and unanswerable questions, it is tempting to cast aside one's sword …

The article presents an argument for constructing a schema for addressing metaphysical
questions for which there is no fact of the matter. The author examines the issues of bodily …

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It is easy to become battle-weary in metaphysics. In the face of seemingly unresolvable
disputes and unanswerable questions, it is tempting to cast aside one's sword …

When is there no fact of the matter about a metaphysical question? When multiple candidate
meanings are equally eligible, in David Lewis's sense, and fit equally well with ordinary …

It is easy to become battle-weary in metaphysics. In the face of seemingly unresolvable
disputes and unanswerable questions, it is tempting to cast aside one's sword …

It is easy to become battle-weary in metaphysics. In the face of seemingly unresolvable
disputes and unanswerable questions, it is tempting to cast aside one's sword …

Criteria of personal identity and the limits of conceptual analysis — Rutgers, The State
University of New Jersey Skip to main navigation Skip to search Skip to main content Rutgers …