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Materiality, Parthood, and Possibility
Erkenntnis 87:1125-1131 (2022)
Abstract
This paper offers an argument in favour of a Lewisian version of concretism that maintains both the principle of material inheritance (according to which, if all the parts of an object x are material, then x is material) and the materiality-modality link (that is, the principle that, for every x, if x is material, then x is possible).Author Profiles
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