Acts, Events and Things.¶
Fine, K. (1982). Acts, Events and Things. Language and Ontology: Proceedings of the 6th International Wittgenstein Symposium, 97-105.
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- Aspectual Individual
- In ontology and the philosophy of language it is formalized as a distinct ontological category, used to resolve puzzles about coincident objects and about predication relative to a description.
This sourceDevelops qua-objects (the entity-qua-an-aspect as a derived bearer with its own properties and existence conditions), the canonical formalization of the aspectual individual used to resolve coincidence and predication puzzles.
- In ontology and the philosophy of language it is formalized as a distinct ontological category, used to resolve puzzles about coincident objects and about predication relative to a description.
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