Ontological Investigations

Thursday, 22 March 2018

Properties or Properties?

There is an ambiguity in how philosophers use "properties". Sometimes we talk about properties (universals) as opposed to particulars. Other times, properties as opposed to substances.
Posted by Cyrus Pacquin at 00:22
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