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 | #1775942 in Books |  1997-05-08 |  1997-05-08 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  5.13 x.63 x8.00l,.76 | File type: PDF | 288 pages

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||21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.| What are properties?|By John S. Ryan|The essays in this topical collection provide a thorough discussion of that question. Drawn mostly from contemporary philosophy, the collection nevertheless begins a bit further back: with Gottlob Frege's "Function and Concept," two contributions from Bertrand Russell, and F.P. Ramsey's "Universals."

More recent selections are|About the Author||D. H. Mellor is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, and Fellow of Darwin College. His books include The Facts of Causation (1995), Matters of Metaphysics (1991), and Real Time (1981).||Alex Oliver is University Assistant Lec

When we say a certain rose is red, we seem to be attributing a property, redness, to it. But are there really such properties? If so, what are they like, how do we know about them, and how are they related to the objects which have them and the linguistic devices which we use to talk about them? This collection presents these ancient problems in a modern light. In particular, it makes accessible for the first time the most important contributions to the contemporary cont...

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