Universals and particulars
Subtitle: readings in ontology
By: edited by Michael J. Loux.
Contributors: Loux, Michael J.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Anchor Books
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 349
Subjects: Universals (Philosophy); Individuation (Philosophy)
Table of contents: title: The problem of universals, by M. J. Loux.; title: The world of universals, by B. Russell.; title: On what there is, by W. V. O. Quine.; title: Universals, by D. F. Pears.; title: Universals, communicable knowledge, and metaphysics, by C. A. Baylis.; title: Particular and general, by P. F. Strawson.; title: Qualities, by N. Wolterstorff.; title: Universals and family resemblances, by R. Bambrough.; title: Universals and metaphysical realism, by A. Donagan.; title: On the nature of universals, by N. Wolterstoff.; title: Particulars and their individuation, by M. J. Loux.; title: The identity of indiscernibles, by M. Black.; title: The identity of indiscernibles, by A. J. Ayer.; title: The identity of indiscernibles, by D. J. O'Connor.; title: Bare particulars, by E. B. Allaire.; title: Particulars re-clothed, by V. C. Chappell.; title: Another look at bare particulars, by E. B. Allaire.; title: Do relations individuate? By J. W. Meiland.; title: Particulars and their qualities, by D. C. Long.; title: Essence and accident, by I. Copi.; title: Essence and accident, by H. S. Chandler.; title: The individuation of things and places, by D. Wiggins.; title: Bibliography (p. [341]-349)