… indeterminacy in existence. In what follows, I argue that the defender of metaphysical forms
of indeterminate existence … in the context of metaphysical indeterminacy and how we should …

… rooted in semantic indecision or our epistemic limitations: it is metaphysical indeterminacy. …
definitely exists. But we have an obvious surrogate for indeterminate existence: indeterminate …

… metaphysical indeterminacy is. We argue (section 1) for the legitimacy of a primitivist conception
of indeterminacy, where indeterminacy itself is metaphysically … indeterminate existence; …

… existence and not see it as a puzzling anomaly or decipher it in a way that sacrifices one
element or the other, this venture into metaphysics … the call to authentic existence but only as its …

… we represent it, is metaphysically indeterminate? This article … of cases might we posit
metaphysical indeterminacy? What is it … and existence into metaphysically indeterminate identity. …

… order indeterminacy when it is indeterminate whether a certain question has an answer. There
might not be any higher-order indeterminacy… that the existence of worldly indeterminacy of …

… existed, it would also be thereby settled that a specific determinate instance existed, contra
the assumption of open future indeterminacy… think that determinables can exist undetermined. …

… that some mereological indeterminacy is metaphysical. Those attracted to metaphysical
indeterminacy typically … First, composite material objects exist. Second, there is no fundamental …

… But a thesis which is epistemically possible need not be true at some world, as we know
from the existence of metaphysically impossible propositions which used to be epistemic …

… this fact, something of the metaphysical power returns to support the indeterminate. And even
for … That we can prove an existence without thereby determining what exists is the heart of …