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The structure of being (in Heidegger's Being and Time)
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“Ontological pluralism” (OP) - supported today by philosophers such as McDaniel (2009, 2017) and Turner (2010) - claims that ‘being’ (in its existential sense) picks out a number of different features of reality that do not share any common characteristics. But if OP is not a view about these common characteristics – of which, it claims, there are none – then is it a view about anything? McManus (2013a) argues that Heidegger - an outspoken historical advocate of OP - failed to address this...
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+ Mulhall, S
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- University of Oxford
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+ Peramatzis, M
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- University of Oxford
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- DPhil
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- Doctoral
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- University of Oxford
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English
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2020-02-22
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- Czerkawski, M
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- 2019
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