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How could a soft actualist compositionalist respond to Plantinga's argument?
States of Affairs Wetzel, Thomas 2003
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But on the soft actualist compositionalist view, Gato's being blue-eyed doesn't exist in W1 because one of its constituents is missing in W1.
States of Affairs Wetzel, Thomas 2003
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It also follows that a soft actualist compositionalist cannot accept Plantinga's version of Scotus's principle (SP):
States of Affairs Wetzel, Thomas 2003
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Let us look at the concrete compositionalist view first.
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If loving Ralph is not recognized as a distinct entity, then it seems that the compositionalist needs a notion of direction or order of constituents to differentiate distinct states of affairs (Armstrong 1997).
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On a compositionalist view, then, each basic state of affairs has a property or relation that is constitutive of it.
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If a soft actualist is a concrete compositionalist, she might note that her basic non-obtaining states of affairs are composed of entities the naturalist should feel comfortable with ” concrete particulars and their features and relations.
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In other words, a situation, S, makes factual a state of affairs, H. just in case S encodes the SOA-property corresponding to H. Abstract object theory allows that states of affairs (and thus SOA-properties) may have concrete particulars as constituents ” thus satisfying a compositionalist desideratum.
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