Naturalness

Cian Dorr · John T. Hawthorne

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Lewis’s notion of a ‘natural’ property has proved divisive: some have taken to the notion with enthusiasm, while others have been sceptical. However, it is far from obvious what the enthusiasts and the sceptics are disagreeing about. This paper attempts to articulate what is at stake in this debate.

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