Particulars, actuality, and identity over time

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Particulars, actuality, and identity over time

edited, with an introduction by Michael Tooley

(Analytical metaphysics : a collection of essays / series editor, Michael Tooley, 4)(Garland series in readings in philosophy)

Garland, 1999

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Volume 4 in the 5-volume series titled Analytical Metaphysics. The essays in this volume are concerned with three main issues. First, what account can be given of the nature of a particular? Second, is identity over time a basic and irreducible relation, or can it be analysed? If so, what is the correct analysis? Third, what account can be offered of what it is to be actual? The final account of this volume involves the claim that actuality is a special property that is possessed by one, and only one, possible world.

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Introduction, The Nature of Particulars, Substance and Independent Existence, Identity, Matter and Motion, Theories of Actuality

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