Is Phosphorus Hesperus?
Axiomathes 19 (1) (2009)
| Abstract | It is argued that philosophers who adopt the perdurance theory of persistence and who subscribe to the principle of Unrestricted Mereological Composition (UMC) are in a position to regard “Phosphorus is Hesperus” as false. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Hesperus Phosphorus Persistence Endurance Perdurance Identity Mereology Unrestricted Mereological Composition | |||||||||
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