The objects we encounter in ordinary life and scientific practice -- cars, trees, people, houses, molecules, galaxies, and the like -- have long been a fruitful source of perplexity for metaphysicians. The Structure of Objects gives an original analysis of those material objects to which we take ourselves to be committed in our ordinary, scientifically informed discourse. Koslicki focuses on material objects in particular, or, as metaphysicians like to call them "concrete particulars", i.e., objects which occupy a single region of space-time at each time at which they exist and which have a certain range of properties that go along with space-occupancy, such as weight, shape, color, texture, and temperature. The Structure of Objects focuses in particular on the question of how the parts of such objects, assuming that they have parts, are related to the wholes which they compose.
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Koslicki flanks extensional mereology with a (natural) kind ontology, resolves none of the existing problems, and introduces double the trouble.
评分Koslicki flanks extensional mereology with a (natural) kind ontology, resolves none of the existing problems, and introduces double the trouble.
评分Koslicki flanks extensional mereology with a (natural) kind ontology, resolves none of the existing problems, and introduces double the trouble.
评分Koslicki flanks extensional mereology with a (natural) kind ontology, resolves none of the existing problems, and introduces double the trouble.
评分Koslicki flanks extensional mereology with a (natural) kind ontology, resolves none of the existing problems, and introduces double the trouble.
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