Proxy “actualism”
Philosophical Studies 129 (2):263 - 294 (2006)
| Abstract | Bernard Linsky and Edward Zalta have recently proposed a new form of actualism. I characterize the general form of their view and the motivations behind it. I argue that it is not quite new – it bears interesting similarities to Alvin Plantinga’s view – and that it definitely isn’t actualist | |||||||||
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