HumanitiesPhilosophyAnalytic PhilosophyPhilosophy Of LanguagePhilosophy Of ScienceCategory TheoryPhilosophy Of PerceptionConcrete ObjectsObjectsSubject - Object RelationSubject-object RelationThing Theory
A distinction is drawn in “Matter and Objecthood” (henceforth MO) between two analyses of the status of matter vis-à-vis structured objects—between what is presented as a straightforward “two-level” analysis, and a putatively “deeper”, more dubious “three-level” analysis which the author believes to be posited by “Some Questions of Ontology” (henceforth SQO). It is at this “third level” (whatever it might be) that the dubious category of the “concrete non-particular” is said to be located.
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Substance: The Constitution of Reality
P. M. S. Hacker · Midwest Studies in Philosophy · 1979 · 19 citations