This long-awaited book by one of the world's leading philosophers offers a systematic account of kinds of being, ways in which things can be or can fail to be.
This long-awaited book by one of the world's leading philosophers offers a systematic account of kinds of being, ways in which things can be or can fail to be.
Robert Merrihew Adams got an AB in philosophy at Princeton University, 1955-59, a BA in theology at Oxford University, 1959-61, and a BD at Princeton Theological Seminary, 1961-62, following which he served as pastor of a Presbyterian church in Montauk at the eastern tip of Long Island, 1962-65. He got his PhD in Philosophy at Cornell University, 1965-69. He then taught Philosophy full time at the University of Michigan, 1968-72, at UCLA 1972-93, and at Yale 1999-2003. He became a non-stipendiary Senior Research Fellow and very part-time Visiting Professor of Philosophy at Oxford University 2004-09, and a part-time Professor of Philosophy at UNC Chapel Hill 2009-13 and at Rutgers 2013-16.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction and Overview 1: Actuality 2: Existence 3: Intentional Objects, Existent, and Nonexistent 4: Things and Properties 5: Intrinsic Reality, Relationality, and Consciousness 6: Reality and the Physical 7: The Epistemology of Being 8: Thisness 9: Identity, Time, and Self 10: God and the Causal Unity of the World 11: God and Possibilities
Introduction and Overview 1: Actuality 2: Existence 3: Intentional Objects, Existent, and Nonexistent 4: Things and Properties 5: Intrinsic Reality, Relationality, and Consciousness 6: Reality and the Physical 7: The Epistemology of Being 8: Thisness 9: Identity, Time, and Self 10: God and the Causal Unity of the World 11: God and Possibilities
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