دانلود کتاب The Ontology of Relations (Routledge Studies in Metaphysics)

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
1. Relations Introduced
1.1. A Primer on Ontology
1.2. Relations
1.3. The Aristotelian Consensus
1.4. The Russellian Consensus
1.5. Types of Relations
1.6. What’s Coming Next
Acknowledgments
2. Internal Versus External Relations
2.1. An Ontological Reminder
2.2. The Distinction
2.3. Types of Internal Relations
2.4. Types of External Relations
2.5. Dispensing with Internal Relations?
3. Bradleyan Regresses
3.1. Regresses I: Internal and Essential Relations
3.2. Regresses II: External Relations
3.3. Dealing with BRE’R
3.4. In Defense of Relational Modes
3.5. Della Rocca’s Bradleyan Arguments
4. External Relations Rescued
4.1. The Dispensability Framework and Three Strategies
4.2. Intentional and Time-Relative Relations
4.3. Spatial Relations
4.4. The Location Argument and Other Problems for Relational Modes
4.5. Cambridge Changes and Other Issues
5. The Problems with Non-Symmetrical Relations
5.1. Non-Symmetrical Relations: Some Problems
5.2. Directionalism
5.3. Co-Mannered Completionism, Primitivism, and the Monadic Properties View
5.4. Positionalism
5.5. O-Roles Positionalism
6. O-Roles
6.1. Doing with Modes
6.2. Actions, Movements, and States
6.3. Four Problems for O-Role Types
6.4. Further O-Role Types?
6.5. Four Linguistic Phenomena
6.6. Converses
6.7. Some Troublesome Relations
7. Two of One Type: Essential Dependence* and Causation
7.1. Grounding Facts and Essential Dependence* Facts
7.2. Essential Dependence* Facts and Benign Regresses
7.3. The Case for Irreducible Causation
7.4. Reducing Causation?
8. Powers: A Relational Account
8.1. Powers in Need of Relations
8.2. A Relational Account of Powers
8.3. The Meinongian Objections
8.4. Bauer’s Dilemma and Further Objections
8.5. Powers and Radical Pure Powers Theories
References
Index