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Type-free Property Theory, Bradley's Regress and Meinong and Russell Reconceiled
Grazer Philosophische Studien 39 (1):103-125 (1991)
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The type-free property-theoretic system EC, based on the mediation view of predication, is presented. According to the mediation view, the copula or exemplification is a necessary component of every proposition. It is explained how the system EC relates to Bradley's Regress regarding predication. Finally, the system EC is applied to the Meinong-Russell debate on non-existent objects and it is shown how EC allows us to preserve some important intuitions of both Meinong and Russell.Author's Profile
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