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Object and Property

Name: Object and Property
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02019837
Price: 57.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Arda Denkel
ISBN: 9780521042093

Arda Denkel

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English

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Libristo code: 02019837

Publishers Cambridge University Press, September 2007

Professor Arda Denkel argues here that objects are nothing more than bundles of properties. From thi... Full description

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Professor Arda Denkel argues here that objects are nothing more than bundles of properties. From this point of view he tackles some central questions of ontology: how is an object distinct from others; how does it remain the same while it changes through time? A second contention is that properties are particular entities restricted to the objects they inhabit. The appearance that they exist generally, in a multitude of things, is due to the way we conceptualize them. Other problems dealt with include how objects bear similarities by belonging to the same kinds, and how change in them is caused. Denkel defends a thoroughgoing particularism and offers purely qualitative accounts of individuation, identity, essences and matter. Throughout, the main alternative positions are surveyed, and the relevant historical background is traced.