Meinongian

There is good evidence that the latter is the case, for Parsons 'ontology, as a typically Meinongian ontology, includes the round square and other impossible objects, which the possibilist ontology does not include.

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

Charles Crittenden offers a view in a Meinongian spirit but with a later-Wittgensteinian twist (Crittenden 1991).

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

Lewis's discussion of how the non-Meinongian should understand Routley's theory (Lewis 1990) is helpful in this connection.

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

On the other hand, the controversy with Russell also became an incentive for the development of Meinongian versions of logic and semantics as a serious alternative to classical logic and semantics.

Salvation Santa 2009

If Julius Caesar's entirely new right finger satisfying (a) and (b) is to be a Meinongian object of Parsons 'theory, the best candidate appears to be a non-existent incomplete object corresponding to the set of properties, {being a finger, belonging to Julius Caesar's right hand, being never burnt}.

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

Meinongian theories overcome the problems of impossibility and non-uniqueness in a straightforward way.

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

They are thus united in resisting Bertrand Russell's criticism of Meinong, which mandates analyzing sentences containing a definite description, like the one above concerning the sixth right finger of Julius Caesar, as general statements rather than singular statements (Russell 1905); see 3.1.2 for a particularly famous piece of Russell's criticism and how two leading Meinongian theories handle it.

Possible Objects Yagisawa, Takashi 2009

Shifting to the quotient structures, as Quine suggested, does not induce a "baroque, Meinongian ontology"

Relative Identity Deutsch, Harry 2007

Meinongian ontological arguments; experiential ontological arguments; mereological ontological arguments; and

Ontological Arguments Oppy, Graham 2007

Second, the Meinongian interpretations of Barnes (1972),

Ontological Arguments Oppy, Graham 2007