Titlebook: D.M. Armstrong; Radu J. Bogdan Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1984 bibliography.design.education.knowledge.living.logic.materialis

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Armstrong’s Theory of Perceptioniate from mediate perception and also provides an introduction to his central views about the nature of perception, begins by considering his first three books in the order of their publication, I will not persist in a chronological treatment of Armstrong’s writings nor attempt to survey his contributions item by item.

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Armstrong’s Theory of Knowingticular, but in this essay I shall take that for granted and concentrate on Armstrong’s compelling account of knowledge. After sketching it I shall compare it to some of its siblings and descendants, exploring alternatives and suggesting improvements as I go.

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Armstrong on Determinable and Substantival Universalss the neo-Humeans claim) but rather express a non-extensional relation between universals, a relation he calls “nomic necessitation”. However, it is precisely the part of the book that defends this thesis which convinces me that Armstrong in all consistency ought to have been a much less restrained realist than he in fact is.

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