Types and Tokens¶
Liebesman, D. (2026). Types and Tokens.
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Primes¶
- Type–Token Distinction
- What is required is only that some predicates attach to the repeatable form, others to the occurrence, and that the two counts can come apart.
This sourceSets out the realist treatment of types as abstract objects alongside the nominalist rejection of them, treating the existence of types as a substantive rather than a settled question.
- What is required is only that some predicates attach to the repeatable form, others to the occurrence, and that the two counts can come apart.
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