Gardeners, poets, lovers, and philosophers are all interested in the redness of roses; but only philosophers wonder how it is that two different roses can share the same property. This book revives the dormant alternative theory of resemblance nominalism, showing, with challenging arguments, the reasons to prefer it to its rival theories. more details
Gardeners, poets, lovers, and philosophers are all interested in the redness of roses; but only philosophers wonder how it is that two different roses can share the same property. This book revives the dormant alternative theory of resemblance nominalism, showing, with challenging arguments, the reasons to prefer it to its rival theories.
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