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A new argument from actualism to serious actualism
Noûs 30 (3):356-359 (1996)
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Actualism is the thesis that necessarily everything that there is exists. Serious actualism is the thesis that necessarily no object has a property in a world in which it does not exist. In this paper I present a new argument from actualism to serious actualismAuthor's Profile
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