Meinong’s much maligned modal moment

Grazer Philosophische Studien 64 (1):95-118 (2002)
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Abstract

Russell's objections to object-theory have been refuted by the proofs of the consistency of Meinong's system given by various writers. These proofs exploit technical distinctions that Meinong apparently uses very little if at all. Instead, Meinong introduces a theoretical postulate called the modal moment. I describe this postulate and its place in Meinong's system, and I argue that it has been much under-rated by Meinong's logician expositors.

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Andrew Jorgensen
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