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E-raamat: Metaphysics, Meaning, and Modality: Themes from Kit Fine

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  • Formaat: 431 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Oct-2020
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780192598288
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This book is the first edited collection of papers on the work of one of the most seminal and profound contemporary philosophers. Over the last five decades, Kit Fine has made thought-provoking and innovative contributions to several areas of systematic philosophy, including philosophy of
language, metaphysics, and the philosophy of mathematics, as well as to a number of topics in philosophical logic. These contributions have helped reshape the agendas of those fields and have given fresh impetus to a number of perennial debates. Fine's work is distinguished by its technical
sophistication, philosophical breadth, and independence from current orthodoxy. A blend of sound common-sense combined with a virtuosity in argumentation and constructive thinking is part and parcel of Kit Fine's lasting contributions to current trends in analytic philosophy.

Researchers and students in philosophy, logic, linguistics, and cognitive science will benefit alike from these critical contributions to Fine's novel theories on meaning and representation, arbitrary objects, essence, ontological realism, and the metaphysics of modality, and will come away with a
better understanding of the issues within contemporary analytic philosophy with which they deal.

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A signifcant contribution to the existing literature ... I strongly recommend this book and believe that its place is in the library of each and every philosophy department. * Gaétan Bovey, Metascience * I strongly recommend this book and believe that its place is in the library of each and every philosophy department. . . . Fine's replies consist of a fertile ground to shape the horizon of philosophical investigations in the coming years. * Gaétan Bovey, Metascience * Researchers and students in philosophy, logic, linguistics, and cognitive science will benefit alike from these critical contributions to Fine's novel theories on meaning and representation, arbitrary objects, essence, ontological realism, and the metaphysics of modality, and will come away with a better understanding of the issues within contemporary analytic philosophy with which they deal. * zbMATH Open *

Acknowledgements ix
List of Contributors
xi
Introduction: Kit Fine---A Philosopher's Philosopher 1(12)
Mircea Dumitru
I Metaphysics
1 Ontology: What's the (Real) Question?
13(25)
Fred Kroon
Jonathan McKeown-Green
2 Beyond Reality?
38(14)
Philip Percival
3 One Absolutely Infinite Universe to Rule Them All: Reverse Reflection, Reverse Metaphysics
52(35)
Joseph Almog
4 Fine on Arbitrary Objects
87(11)
Alasdair Urquhart
5 Indefinites, Skolem Functions, and Arbitrary Objects
98(15)
Gabriel Sandu
6 Essence and Identity
113(28)
Kathrin Koslicki
7 Indeterminate Identity, Personal Identity, and Fission
141(23)
Kit Fine
8 Fine's New Semantics of Vagueness
164(19)
Graeme Forbes
II Modality
9 Necessary, Transcendental, and Universal Truth
183(22)
Steven T. Kuhn
10 What is Normative Necessity?
205(29)
Gideon Rosen
11 The Problem of de re Modality
234(13)
Bob Hale
12 Can Metaphysical Modality Be Based on Essence?
247(18)
Penelope Mackie
13 More on the Reduction of Necessity to Essence
265(18)
Fabrice Correia
14 Essence and Dependence
283(18)
Jessica Wilson
15 Essence and Nominalism
301(15)
Scott A. Shalkowski
16 Fine's Theorem on First-Order Complete Modal Logics
316(21)
Robert Goldblatt
III Language
17 Fine on Frege's Puzzle
337(23)
Gary Ostertag
18 Coordination, Understanding, and Semantic Requirements
360(8)
Paolo Bonardi
19 Variable Objects and Truthmaking
368(29)
Friederike Moltmann
IV Kit Fine's Responses
Comments on Fred Kroon and Jonathan McKeown-Green's "Ontology: What's the (Real) Question?"
397(6)
Kit Fine
Comment's on Philip Percival's "Beyond Reality?"
403(9)
Kit Fine
Comments on Joseph Almog's "One Absolutely Infinite Universe to Rule Them All: Reverse Reflection, Reverse Metaphysics"
412(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Alasdair Urquhart's "Fine on Arbitrary Objects"
418(5)
Kit Fine
Comments on Gabriel Sandu's "Indefinites, Skolem Functions, and Arbitrary Objects"
423(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Kathrin Koslicki's "Essence and Identity"
429(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Graeme Forbes's "Fine's New Semantics of Vagueness"
435(9)
Kit Fine
Comments on Steven T. Kuhn's "Necessary, Transcendental, and Universal Truth"
444(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Gideon Rosen's "What is Normative Necessity?"
450(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Bob Hale's "The Problem of de re Modality"
456(5)
Kit Fine
Comments on Penelope Mackie's "Can Metaphysical Modality Be Based on Essence?"
461(5)
Kit Fine
Comments on Fabrice Correia's "More on the Reduction of Necessity to Essence"
466(5)
Kit Fine
Comments on Jessica Wilson's "Essence and Dependence"
471(5)
Kit Fine
Comments on Scott Shalkowski's "Essence and Nominalism"
476(6)
Kit Fine
Comments on Robert Goldblatt's "Fine's Theorem on First-Order Complete Modal Logics"
482(3)
Kir Fine
Comments on Gary Ostertag's "Fine on Frege's Puzzle"
485(6)
Kir Fine
Comments on Paolo Bonardi's "Coordination, Understanding, and Semantic Requirements"
491(5)
Kir Fine
Comments on Friederike Moltmann's "Variable Objects and Truthmaking"
496(7)
Kir Fine
Bibliography of the Publications of Kit Fine 503(6)
Index 509
Mircea Dumitru is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bucharest. He is also Rector of the University of Bucharest and Visiting Professor at Beijing Normal University. He has previously held the position of President of the European Society of Analytic Philosophy and is currently the President of the International Institute of Philosophy. His research focuses on philosophical logic, metaphysics, and philosophy of language.
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