Handbook of Metaphysics and Ontology (2 Vols)

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Book by Vol. 1: A-K Preface List of Contributors Introduction A b c d e fl n p q r t u v B a e i o r u C a h l o r D a e i ru E g h l m n p rs u v x F a i o r u G a e i n o r u H a e i o u y I a d m n J a o u K a n or u Vol 2: L-Z L a e i o Logic I: The Syllogism Logic II: Post-Medieval Logic (14th-17th Centuries) Logic III: 19th-Century English Logic Logic IV: Polish Logic Logic V: Higher-OrderL ogics Logic VI: Free Logic Logic VII: Ontological Implications Logos M a MassTerms Materialism, Physicalism Mathematical Objects c e Meaning I: Naturalistic Theories Meaning II: Literal Meaning and Semantic Theories Meinong, Alexius I: Meinongian Semantics Meinong, Alexius II: Meinong and the Graz School Metaphysics I: History and Terminology Metaphysics II: Greek Metaphysics Metaphysics III: Metaphysics of Analytic Philosophy Metaphysics IV: Contemporary French Metaphysics Metaphysics V: Probabilistic Metaphysics Metaphysics VI: Systematic Metaphysics i o Modal Logic Modification Monism/Pluralism u N a e i o u O c n Ontological Arguments I: Classical Ontological Arguments II: Cartesian and Leibnizian Ontology I: History of Ontology Ontology II: Formal Ontology Ontology III: Regional Ontology r P a Part/Whole I: History Part/Whole II: Mereology Since 1900 e f h il o r Proposition 1: History and Systematic Role Proposition II: The Propositional Bond s u y Q u R a e Relation I: History Relation II: Mathematical Relations Relation III: Internal Relations o u S a c e i o p t u Supererogation T a e h i o r w y U n V a eio W a h i The Will o u Z a e Index a b c d e f g h i jk l m n op q r s t uv w xyz