Titlebook: Existence as a Real Property; The Ontology of Mein Francesco Berto Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Analytic Ontolo

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Existence As a Real Propertys a predicate in the same sense that “eats”, “flies”, and “is a man” are. The ., ontological counterpart of the semantic thesis, is that existence is a genuine, non-blanket property of individuals, just as the properties of eating, flying, being a man.

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Na?ve Meinongianism a problem (e.g., it is inconsistent). We shall also see, however, that this na?ve theory has so promising applications that trying to recover (some of) the insights it is based on is a worthy exercise.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14115-0dicate” into the thesis that existence is (nothing but) .; (2) they have also explained existence in terms of the logical notion of .. Both moves were made mainly by Frege and, derivatively, by Russell. The second is especially popular among contemporary analytic philosophers for having been embrace

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Yuri N. Toulouevski,Ilyaz Y. Zinurovriticizing the received view. However, the received view has its own difficulties, the most notable of which I shall list in this chapter, in no specific order. Some problems will turn out to be more compelling than others. Taken collectively, though, they should have enough weight to move the diale

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Steven J. Hamrock,Andrew M. Herringng ., we will examine how it answers to the five problems of na?ve Meinongianism and gets applied specifically to the semantics and ontology of fictional discourse; and . will be devoted to the theory’s main difficulties and open problems.