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200 00$aWays things are$b[electronic resource] $estudies in ontology /$fChristian Kanzian, Winfried Lo?ffler, Josef Quitterer (eds)
210   $aFrankfurt $cOntos Verlag$d2011
215   $a1 online resource (303 p.)
225 0 $aPhilosophische Analyse / Philosophical Analysis ;$v44
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300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $t Frontmatter -- $tContents -- $tPreface -- $t1. Before Ontology -- $tMetaphysics and Higher-Order Modal Logic / $rWilliamson, Timothy -- $tOn Metaphysical Possibility - in Classical and Analytic Philosophy / $rMuck, Otto -- $tBeyond the Ultimate / $rJansen, Ludger -- $tA Plea for a Naturalistic Ontology / $rBRANDL, JOHANNES L. -- $tOckham on the Nature of Concepts / $rLeibold, Gerhard -- $tWhat is Aristotelian Metaphysics? / $rRicken, Friedo -- $t2. Ontology at Work -- $tExperience of Change and Change of Experience / $rLowe, E.J. -- $tOn the Unifying Role of Laws of Nature / $rWeingartner, Paul -- $tFinitist Objects / $rGalvan, Sergio -- $tOntology and Ordinary Objects / $rBaker, Lynne Rudder -- $tCan One Separate Me From My Life? / $rTapp, Christian -- $tDimensions of the Mental / $rKutschera, Franz von -- $t3. Ontology in Application -- $tPhilosophy and Neuroscience / $rCorradini, Antonella -- $tHow Molinists Can Have Their Cake and Eat It Too / $rBrüntrup, Godehard / Schneider, Ruben -- $tScientia Media and Freedom to Do Otherwise / $rJäger, Christoph -- $tDualism and Resurrection / $rMeixner, Uwe -- $tLiving like God in Switzerland? / $rStrobach, Niko -- $tThe Authors
330   $aThis book is a collection of essays in systematic ontology. The parts of its title - "Things" and "Ways They Are" - are indicative of two broadly and intensively discussed issues in current ontology, namely, what categories of entities there are and in what ways they are relevant for our discourses. The three sections of the volume correspond to focuses of ontological research: "Before Ontology" is dedicated to conceptual, methodological, and meta-ontological issues; "Ontology at Work" raises general topics of categorial ontology, and the final section "Ontology in Application" discusses quest
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