Are Particulars or States of Affairs Given in

In Maria Elisabeth Reicher (ed.), States of Affairs. Heusenstamm: Ontos. pp. 30--129 (2009)
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The paper argues that the basic objects of perception are particulars, tropes in particular. It defends this view by proposing a response to the objection that we cannot perceive particulars without perceiving that it is so-and-so.

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