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Haecceity: An Ontological Essay
Haecceity is the only book-length work devoted to this topic.
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Interpreting Bodies: Classical and Quantum Objects in Modern ...
haecceities, we must be left with fields as the subject matter of quantum theories.
The argument is that particles and fields provide exclusive and exhaustive
alternatives for the subject matter of physical theories; that quantum field theory,
which ...
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Infinite Regress Arguments
Let us suppose that haecceities H1 and H2 have been exemplified in individuals
O1 and O2. One role of H1 is to differentiate O1 from O2 and from all other
individuals; mutatis mutandis, the same can be said for the role of H2 . However,
since ...
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Universals, Particulars, and the Identity of Indiscernibles
I look to Adams (1981) at this point because Adams there makes an ar- gument
against the possibility of what he calls 'haecceities'. Haecceities stand in contrast
to what he calls 'thisnesses', or what I have been calling 'properties of identity'.
Timothy Haymond Pickavance, 2008
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Grazer Philosophische Studien
IV — Haecceitism Defended The haecceitist's claim that there exist unexemplified
haecceities of disjoint objects is an extremely controversial one. Indeed, many of
those who accept an ontology which includes properties vehemently deny the ...
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Necessity and Truthful Fictions: Panenmentalist Observations
Could eka-elements be unexemplified haecceities? I will discuss haecceities in
Section 1.15, showing that pure possibilities-identities are not haecceities.
Haecceities are properties “which necessarily characterize single individuals but
which ...
Adams does not see why God could not reuse haecceities in making different
individuals.'6 'They would not be haecceities, then, would they?' is not to the point
: the question is really what content of qualitative haecceities makes them ...
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Substance and Individuation in Leibniz
Haecceities Scotistic haecceities constitute another, prima facie, attractive option.
What makes the thing that is youyou and the thing that is me me is that there is a
haecceity ofyou-ness that is instantiated by or a component of you and a ...
J. A. Cover, John O'Leary-Hawthorne, 1999
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Ethnomethodology's Program: Working Out Durkeim's Aphorism
The metaphor is indispensable because it is ubiquitously used in the most
diverse jobs and work settings by bench practitioners to make congregationally
recognized accountable provision for work's particular haecceities in and as of
work's ...
Harold Garfinkel, Anne Warfield Rawls, 2002
