Return from Exile: A Theory of Possibility challenges the modern understanding of possibility, which dates back to Leibniz and sees possibility as evasion, as irrelevant to the actual world. It offers an alternative account where reality is literally constituted of multiple possibilities.
Return from Exile: A Theory of Possibility challenges the modern understanding of possibility, which dates back to Leibniz and sees possibility as evasion, as irrelevant to the actual world. It offers an alternative account where reality is literally constituted of multiple possibilities.
Ermanno Bencivenga is professor of philosophy at the University of California, Irvine.
Inhaltsangabe
Authors' Note Prologue in Platonic Heaven: Philosophy and Possibility Chapter 1: Exile Chapter 2: Potential and Actual Chapter 3: Secondary Qualities Chapter 4: The One and the Many Chapter 5: The Theater of Being Chapter 6: Patterns Chapter 7: Subjects Chapter 8: A Possible Return
Authors' Note Prologue in Platonic Heaven: Philosophy and Possibility Chapter 1: Exile Chapter 2: Potential and Actual Chapter 3: Secondary Qualities Chapter 4: The One and the Many Chapter 5: The Theater of Being Chapter 6: Patterns Chapter 7: Subjects Chapter 8: A Possible Return
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