Ontology, Causality and Mind: Essays in Honour of D M Armstrong

John Bacon · Keith Campbell · Lloyd Reinhardt

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Preface Part I. Possibility and Identity: 1. Armstrong's new combinatorialist theory of modality William G. Lycan 2. Many, but almost one David Lewis Part II. The Theory of Universals: 3. Just like quarks? the status of repeatables Peter Forrest 4. Sets are haecceities John Biglow 5. Properties and predicates D. H. Mellor Part III. Causality and Laws of Nature: 6. Are causal laws contingent? Evan Fales 7. Laws of nature as a species of regularities J. J. C. Smart 8. Power for realists C. B. Martin 9. Laws of nature, modality and humean supervenience Peter Menzies Part IV. Consciousness and Secondary Qualities: 10. Block's challenge Frank Jackson 11. David Armstrong and realism about colour Keith Campbell Bibliography of the works of D. M. Armstrong Index.

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