Meinertsen on Non-Substantial Change, Trope Bundle Theory, and States of Affairs

Philosophia 51 (1):425-429 (2022)
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In my (2020), I criticize how Meinertsen in Metaphysics of States of Affairs treats the main ‘internal’ problem of his state of affairs ontology: the problem of unity. In this note, I consider instead some questions about Meinertsen’s approach to one of his important ‘external’ problems: the problem of non-substantial change.

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