This book explores the dispositional and categorical debates on the
metaphysics of properties. It defends the view that all fundamental
properties and relations are contingently categorical, while also
examining alternative accounts of the nature of properties. Drawing
upon both established research and the author's own investigation
into the broader discipline of the metaphysics of science, this
book provides a comprehensive study of the many views and opinions
regarding a most debatable topic in contemporary metaphysics.
Science in Metaphysics will be of interest to metaphysicians of
science, analytic metaphysicians and philosophers of science and
physics alike.
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