The emperor's new concepts
Noûs 36 (16):345-377 (2002)
| Abstract | Christopher Peacocke, in A Study of Concepts, motivates his account of possession conditions for concepts by means of an alleged parallel with the conditions under which numbers are abstracted to give the numerosity of a predicate. There are, however, logical mistakes in Peacocke | |||||||||
| Keywords | Abstract Object Concept Content Logic Number Peacocke, C | |||||||||
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