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Absence and Nothing: The Philosophy of What There is Not

Oxford: Oxford University Press (2021)

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  1. From Dispositions to Possible Worlds.Daniel Kodaj - forthcoming - Erkenntnis:1-20.
    Dispositions (powers, potentialities) have become popular in metaphysics in recent years, and some of their proponents are advertising them as the best metaphysical grounds for modality. This project has a logical as well as an ontological side: dispositionalists offer modal and counterfactual semantics that make no use of possible worlds. I argue that, as a result of their counterfactual semantics, dispositionalists are in fact committed to entities that play the same theoretical role as possible worlds. Roughly, the claim is that (...)
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  • (439 other versions)Нігітологія Імені Буття М. Гайдеґґера.Дар’я Захлипа - 2023 - Вісник Харківського Національного Університету Імені В. Н. Каразіна. Серія «Філософія. Філософські Перипетії» 69:82-90.
    Стаття присвячена розгляду однієї зі станових для гайдеґґерового доробку проблем, предметом якої виступає іменування Буття під натиском універсалізованої Гайдеґґером ідеї про безосновність Буття, вкоріненої в феномені Ніщо. Радикалізуючи сказане: у статті розгортається проблема пошуку більш зрозумілого, самоочевидного та прозорого для Буття поняття, аніж самé буття, що обіймала наукові пошуки пізнього Гайдеґґера. Серед значного корпусу його робіт можна зустріти окреслений діапазон понять, якими він послуговувався як альтернативними у веденні мови про Буття. Варто підкреслити, що наразі йдеться не про уособлене в Dasein (...)
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  • The Threefold Puzzle of Negation and the Limits of Sense.Jean-Philippe Narboux - 2023 - In Jens Pier (ed.), Limits of Intelligibility: Issues from Kant and Wittgenstein. London: Routledge.
    This paper investigates a particular philosophical puzzle via an examination of its status in the writings of Wittgenstein. The puzzle concerns negation and can take on three interrelated guises. The first puzzle is how not-p can so much as negate p at all – for if p is not the case, then nothing corresponds to p. The second puzzle is how not-p can so much as negate p at all when not-p rejects p not as false but as unintelligible – (...)
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  • Nothingness.Roy Sorensen - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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  • Mumford on Absence & Nothing.Andrea Raimondi & Mark Jago - 2022 - Analysis 83 (1):186-197.
    Who wouldn’t want to hear it said of their new book, ‘nothing would improve this’? Stephen Mumford wouldn’t! His Absence & Nothing: The Philosophy of What T.
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  • Absence and objectivity.Emmanuel Ordóñez Angulo - forthcoming - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
    A growing body of literature about the phenomenological and epistemic role of structural features of experience, as well as on the topic of absence experience itself, point toward the view that absence experience is non-veridical. Here I challenge that result.
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  • On Perceiving Abs nces.Achille C. Varzi - 2022 - Gestalt Theory 44 (3):213-242.
    Can we really perceive absences, i.e., missing things? Sartre tells us that when he arrived late for his appointment at the café, he saw the absence of his friend Pierre. Is that really what he saw? Where was it, exactly? Why didn’t Sartre see the absence of other people who were not there? Why did other people who were there not see the absence of Pierre? The perception of absences gives rise to a host of conundrums and is constantly on (...)
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  • The Strange Case of Dr. Moloch and Mr. Snazzo (or the Parmenides’ Riddle Once Again).Alberto Voltolini - 2023 - Philosophies 8 (4):54.
    Once one draws a distinction between loyal non-existent items, which do not exist in a non-universal sense of the first-order existence predicate, and non-items, which fail to exist in a universal sense of that predicate, one may allow for the former but not for the latter in the overall ontological domain, so as to adopt a form of soft Parmenideanism. There are both theoretical and empirical reasons for this distinction.
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