This investigation on the borderlines of metaphysics, everyday
geometry and the theory of perception seeks to answer two basic
questions: Do holes really exist? If they do, what are they? Holes
are among entities that down-to-earth philosophers would like to
expel from their ontological inventory. Casati and Varzi argues in
favour of holes' existence, examining their ontology of holes,
their geometry, their part-whole relations, their identity, their
causal role and the ways we perceive them.
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