Maps of the Shared World. From Descrip- tive Metaphyiscs to New Realism

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Philosophical Readings Pub Date : 2014-12-02 DOI:10.5281/ZENODO.34509

E. Terrone

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Abstract

his paper has two sections. The first characterizes Strawson’s descriptive metaphysics as a realist ontology. The second section characterizes New Realism as a metaphilosophical project that argues for the primacy of an ontological approach whose paradigm is descriptive metaphysics.

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共享世界的地图。从描述性形而上学到新现实主义

他的论文分两部分。第一个特征是斯特劳森的描述性形而上学是一种现实主义本体论。第二部分将新现实主义描述为一个形而上学项目，该项目主张本体论方法的首要地位，其范式是描述性形而上学。

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