Is reality fundamentally qualitative?

Is reality fundamentally qualitative?

Individuals play a prominent role in many metaphysical theories. According to an individualistic metaphysics, reality is determined (at least in part) by the pattern of properties and relations that hold between individuals. A number of philosophers have recently brought to attention alternative vie...

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