John Heil Symposium on His Ontological Point of View

Author/creator Kurzweil, Edith Author
Other author Esfeld,Michael Editor
Format Electronic
Publication InfoHeusenstamon : Ontos Verlag Edison : Transaction Publishers [Distributor]
Description275 p. 09.210 x 06.140 in.
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Summary Annotation Fifty years after Willard Van Orman Quine published 'From a logical point of view' (1953), John Heil brought out his book 'From an ontological point of view' (2003). The title expresses the shift in contemporary philosophy from logical and epistemological concerns to metaphysics. The papers of this symposium discuss that shift, focussing on what John Heil calls 'ontological seriousness', truth-making, levels of being, properties, powers, and reductionism. Each paper is followed by a comment from John Heil. The volume covers a number of the most hotly debated issues in today's metaphysics and moves the discussion on in several important aspects. "It would be difficult to imagine a collection of more astute, penetrating, and philosophically hard-hitting discussions of the kind of metaphysical realism articulated in 'From an Ontological Point of View'. Symposium participants deploy an impressive range of analytical skills in a way that illuminates connections among metaphysical positions that too often escape notice." (John Heil).
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