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Noneist Explorations I

Part of the Synthese Library Book Series (volume 415)

Editors: Hyde, Dominic

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-26309-6

ISBN: 978-3-030-26307-2

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 23, 2019

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Exploring Meinong’s jungle and beyond II. Existence and identity when times change

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 1 –66

[Not all items that have existed or will exist currently exist: some, like Aristotle and Queen Hatshepsut, have ceased to exist, others, like the greatest philosopher born in the 21st century, do not yet exist.]
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On what there isn’t1

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 67 –86

[There are several corollaries and further points. Firstly, many of the problems that are taken to be insuperable in the case of nonentities arise equally in the case of entities, especially natural objects such as clouds and storms and waves, mountains and waterfalls and forests. But the...
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Further objections to the theory of items disarmed

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 87 –163

[Theories of objects and items have been – and no doubt will continue to be, so long as they clash with philosophical orthodoxy – subject to a barrage of criticism and objections, often hostile. Some of these are alleged to be fatal or very serious and to show that any theory of objects which do...
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Three Meinongs

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 165 –202

[Secondly, Meinong did not accomplish a reductio ad absurdum of the traditional doctrine, nor has such a reductio ever been accomplished without additional assumptions which go well beyond the doctrine of terms.]
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The theory of objects as commonsense

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 203 –224

[It is beginning to be appreciated that the Meinong of the mainstream philosophical literature is a mythological figure, that Meinong’s philosophy has in fact been presented in an unfair fashion (perhaps even by largely sympathetic expositors such as Findlay 1963), and that the theory of objects...
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The problems of fiction and fictions

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: 225 –339

[Literary phenomena provide a severe testing ground for logical and semantical theories; and certainly (at least until recently?) the phenomena have regularly revealed serious weaknesses in each new theory proposed.]
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Correction to: Noneist Explorations I: The Sylvan Jungle — Volume 2

Routley, Richard; Routley, Val

Pages: C1 –C1

[Correction to: Dominic Hyde (ed.), Noneist Explorations I: The Sylvan Jungle — Volume 2, Synthese Library 415, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26309-6]

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