Modal Persistence and Modal Travel

Ratio 28 (3):241-255 (2014)
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Abstract

We argue that there is an interesting modal analogue of temporal persistence, namely modal persistence, and an interesting modal analogue of time travel, namely modal travel. We explicate each of these notions and then argue that there are plausible conditions under which some ordinary objects modally persist. We go on to consider whether it is plausible that any modally persistent objects also modally travel

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Kristie Miller
University of Sydney
Michael J. Duncan
University of Sydney

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