Friday, 8 May 2015
Quick Thoughts on the Identity of Indiscernibles
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The law of the Identity of Indiscernibles is said to be the converse of Leibniz’s law. This is the Indentity of Indiscernibles: If a ...
Leibniz’s Law & Intensional Contexts
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What is Leibniz’s law? This: If a is the same as b , then everything true of a is also true of b. Or in symbols: ( x ) ( y ) (...
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
James Ladyman & Don Ross on Metaphysicians' Intuitions
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You will note how important the criticism of the (analytic) metaphysicians' reliance on 'intuitions' is in James Ladyman ...
Monday, 4 May 2015
The Basics of Ladyman and Ross's Case Against Analytic Metaphysics
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It can be seen that the basic idea is simple. Before the rise of modern science it was philosophers who investigated “the fundamental s...
Saturday, 2 May 2015
Michael Loux & Philip Goff Discuss Nominalism About Universals
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[Although the quotations in this piece have page numbers, I can't remember the books or papers from which they were taken. Some ...
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