Titlebook: Mass Terms: Some Philosophical Problems; Francis Jeffry Pelletier Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1979 Ontologie.langu

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Some Bits and Pieces,ificance of that distinction.. Count nouns are nouns like ‘label’, ‘fable’ and ‘table’, and mass nouns are nouns like ‘milk’ and ‘honey’ and ‘silk’ and ‘money’. My question is whether count nouns correspond to counting things and mass nouns to amassing stuff and also whether there is a corresponding

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The Indeterminacy of Mass Predication,affects count nouns, but it occurs for distinct and independent reasons. I will not rehearse the details of Quine’s arguments; I intend only to show that mass terms satisfy the required hypotheses. I will show this in two ways: (1) there are mass terms which have distinct extensions, yet which have

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Sharvy on Mass Predication,nfusing mixtures of conflicting linguistic data, conflicting conceptual intuitions, and conflicting physical analyses of the stuffs. For example, we can find question-begging definitions in chemistry texts such as “A solution of . in . has . uniformly distributed in a continuous medium of .”, we fin

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On the Adequacy of a Type Ontology,in my ‘Four Ontologies’.. The thesis is that an ontology of types (types, on my view, include masses) may be self-sufficient and quite adequate for all our descriptive and theoretical needs.. Types (and, thus, masses), I argued, are fully real .: The Polar Bear,. The Taxpayer, Man, Dog, Oil, Gold, S

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Theories of Matter,consists”. And while the .. is not the ultimate authority on words, nor is it, I believe, far wrong in this particular case. The definition is, as I shall argue in this paper, in substantial harmony with a tradition of some antiquity, according to which material objects do not constitute a somehow ‘

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On the Usefulness of Quantities,l-formed sentences of English: ‘The bronze of which the statue is made is the same bronze that was a lump yesterday’ and ‘The gold of which my ring is made is the same gold as the gold of which Aunt Suzie’s ring was made’. To understand just what we mean here and to understand why such sentences are

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