Matthew Tugby develops and defends a new metaphysical theory of natural modality called 'Modal Platonism', which puts properties first in the metaphysical hierarchy. This theory solves a range of philosophical puzzles regarding dispositions and laws and provides a plausible metaphysical framework for natural science.
Matthew Tugby develops and defends a new metaphysical theory of natural modality called 'Modal Platonism', which puts properties first in the metaphysical hierarchy. This theory solves a range of philosophical puzzles regarding dispositions and laws and provides a plausible metaphysical framework for natural science.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Matthew Tugby is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Durham University. Before moving to Durham in 2013, he was Teaching Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Birmingham. Matthew's research focuses on issues at the intersection of contemporary metaphysics and the philosophy of science, including the topics of properties, dispositions, laws, causation, and modality. He was co-editor of Metaphysics and Science (OUP, 2013) and has published over 20 articles in academic journals such as Analysis, Mind, Philosophical Studies, and Synthese. In 2015 Matthew was the winner of the Mind Association Research Fellowship.
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* PART I. THE CORE THEORY: MODAL PLATONISM * 1: The Scope and Aims of This Book: Properties, Laws, and Dispositions * 2: The Platonic Theory of Dispositional Directedness * 3: Against Dispositional Essentialism: A Grounding Theory of Natural Modality * 4: Solving the Entailment and Governance Problems * 5: Dissolving the Problem of Latent Dispositions * 6: Objections and Replies * PART II. PUTTING PLATONISM TO WORK * 7: Instantiation and Repeatability: A Platonic Approach * 8: Probabilistic Laws * 9: Determinable Laws * 10: Extending Modal Platonism * 11: Summary * Appendix I: Logical Proofs of Chapter Four
* PART I. THE CORE THEORY: MODAL PLATONISM * 1: The Scope and Aims of This Book: Properties, Laws, and Dispositions * 2: The Platonic Theory of Dispositional Directedness * 3: Against Dispositional Essentialism: A Grounding Theory of Natural Modality * 4: Solving the Entailment and Governance Problems * 5: Dissolving the Problem of Latent Dispositions * 6: Objections and Replies * PART II. PUTTING PLATONISM TO WORK * 7: Instantiation and Repeatability: A Platonic Approach * 8: Probabilistic Laws * 9: Determinable Laws * 10: Extending Modal Platonism * 11: Summary * Appendix I: Logical Proofs of Chapter Four
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