Meta Ontology

jest opublikowany w roku

• 2003

ma metadane w formacie Bibtex

• @incollection{Williamson2003-WILVIR,booktitle = {The Oxford Handbook of Metaphysics},year = {2003},abstract = {When I take off my glasses, the world looks blurred. When I put them back on, it looks sharpedged. I do not think that the world really was blurred; I know that what changed was my relation to the distant physical objects ahead, not those objects themselves. I am more inclined to believe that the world really is and was sharp-edged. Is that belief any more reasonable than the belief that the world really is and was blurred? I see more accurately with my glasses on than off, so visual appearances when they are on have some cognitive priority over visual appearances when they are off. If I must choose which kind of visual appearance to take at face value, I will choose the sharp-edged look. But what should I think when I see a mist, which looks very blurred however well I am seeing? Indeed, why choose to take any of the looks at face value? Why not regard all the choices as illegitimate projections of ways of seeing the world onto the world itself?},editor = {Michael J. Loux and Dean W. Zimmerman},publisher = {Oxford University Press},title = {Vagueness in Reality},author = {Timothy Williamson}}@

ma tytuł

• Vagueness in Reality