When Best Theories Go Bad1 David Manley University of Southern California It is common for contemporary metaphysical realists to adopt Quine’s criterion of ontological commitment while at the same time repudiating his - Common logic - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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When Best Theories Go Bad1 David Manley University of Southern California It is common for contemporary metaphysical realists to adopt Quine’s criterion of ontological commitment while at the same time repudiating his Add to Reading List