A theory of universals

1980-01-01bookCambridge University Press eBooks221 citationsclosed

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

Abstract

The argument of Volume I Part IV. Predicates and Universals: 13. Relations between predicates and universals 14. Rejection of disjunctive and negative universals 15. Acceptance of conjunctive universals 16. The identification of universals 17. Different semantic correlations between predicates and universals 18. Properties 19. Relations Part VI. The Analysis of Resemblance: 20. The resemblance of particulars 21. The resemblance of universals (I): criticism of received accounts 22. The resemblance of universals (II): a new account Part VII. Higher-Order Universals: 23. Higher-order properties 24. Higher-order relations Conclusion Glossary Indices.

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