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CONTENTS
PREFACE XLLL
PART I INTRODUCTION 1
SECTION 1 GENERIC DEFINITIONS AND BASIC MODAL REALISM 1 SECTION 2
METAPHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL POSSIBILITY? 6
SECTION 3 S5 13
SECTION 4 EIGHT VIEWS OF POSSIBILITY 17
4.1 PARMENIDES, LESLIE, AND RESCHER 17
4.2 LEUCIPPUS, DEMOCRITUS, MEINONG, LEWIS, AND ARISTOTLE 23
4.3 THE LINGUISTIC VIEW 27
4.4 A PLATONIC PRIMITIVE MODALITY VIEW 28
4.5 ARISTOTLE AGA IN AND BRANCHING 30
4.6 LEIBNIZ 31
4.7 MODAL IRREALISM 32
4.8 CONVENTIONALISM 34
PART II APPLICATIONS AND PSEUDO-APPLICATIONS 39
SECTION 1 MODALITY 39
1.1 BOX AND DIAMOND 39
1.2 THE GLOBAL NATURE OF MODAL CLAIMS 40
1.3 SUPERVENIENCE 40
1.4 TRANSWORLD COMPARISON 41
SECTION 2 COUNTERFACTUALS AND CAUSALITY 42
2.1 LEWIS S ACCOUNT OF COUNTERFACTUALS AND COUNTEREXAMPLES 42
2.2 A FIX AND THE COAT THIEF PROBLEM 45
2.3 CAUSATION AND THE ORDER OF TIME 47
2.3.1 THE BASIC ARGUMENT 47
2.3.2 TAKING THE DIRECTION OF TIME AS PRIMITIVE 49
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2.3.3 DERIVING THE DIRECTION OF TIME FROM INCREASE OF ENTROPY 49
2.3.4 THE OPENNESS OR UNREALITY OF THE FUTURE 51
SECTION 3 PROPOSITIONS 52
3.1 UNSTRUCTURED PROPOSITIONS 52
3.2 STRUCTURED PROPOSITIONS 54
SECTION 4 PROPERTIES 60
SECTION 5 OVERALL ASSESSMENT 61
PART III THE LEWISIAN ONTOLOGY OF EXTREME MODAL REALISM 63
SECTION 1 THE LEWISIAN ACCOUNT OF POSSIBLE WORLDS 63 SECTION 2 IDENTITY
VS. COUNTERPART THEORY 66
2.1 ARGUMENTS FOR COUNTERPART THEORY 66
2.2 ARGUMENTS FOR IDENTITY THEORY 69
2.2.1 GENERAL ARGUMENTS 69
2.2.2 ATTRIBUTIONS OF ABILITY 70
2.3 CONCLUSIONS ABOUT IDENTITY AND COUNTERPART VERSIONS OF BASIC EMR 75
SECTION 3 INDISCERNIBLE WORLDS? 75
SECTION 4 LEWIS S ARGUMENTS FOR HIS ONTOLOGY 81
SECTION 5 OBJECTIONS TO LEWIS S INDEXICAL ACCOUNT OF ACTUALITY 82
5.1 COMMON SENSE 82
5.2 IS THE ACTUAL WORLD INDEXICAL? 84
5.3 SUBSTITUTION 86
SECTION 6 THE POSSIBILITY OF SPATIO-TEMPORALLY UNRELATED CO-ACTUAL
ENTITIES 88
SECTION 7 CARDINALITY AND THE SET OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS 91
7.1 INTRODUCTION 91
7.2 THERE IS NO SET OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS 92
7.3 LEWIS S PROVISO 95
7.4 WHAT SHOULD LEWIS DO ABOUT THE CARDINALITY PROBLEM? 96
SECTION 8 ETHICAL ISSUES 97
8.1 THE ETHICAL OBJECTION 97
8.2 THE INDEXICALITY OF MORALITY 98
8.3 ETHICAL PROBLEMS FOR COUNTERPARTIST EMR 100 8.3.1 A TRANSWORLD
COUNTERFACTUAL 100
8.3.2 THE FIRST CASE: SAVING A LIFE 101
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8.3.3 THE SECOND CASE: SELF-TORTURE 105
8.3.4 FORKING 106
8.3.5 THE NEED FOR SOME CONSEQUENTIALISTIC CONSIDERATIONS IN ETHICS 107
SECTION 9 INDUCTION AND ACTUALITY 110
9.1 INTRODUCTION 110
9.2 NEUTRAL GROUND 112
9.3 THE HUMEAN ARGUMENT AND A REPLY LEWIS CANNOT GIVE 114
9.4 CONCLUSIONS AND A FORMALIZATION 117
SECTION 10 THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL OBJECTION 119
SECTION 11 EXPLAINING THE ACTUAL IN TERMS OF THE NECESSARY 122
SECTION 12 A FINAL ASSESSMENT OF EMR 123
PART IV PLATONIC ERSATZ ONTOLOGIES 125
SECTION 1 THE GENERAL STRATEGY 125
1.1 A CHEAP ERSATZISM 127
SECTION 2 LINGUISTIC APPROACH ES 130
2.1 THE BASIC IDEA 130
2.2 OBJECTION FROM ALIEN PROPERTIES 132
2.3 PRIMITIVE MODALITY 134
2.4 THE ARBITRARINESS OBJECTION 135
2.5 MATHEMATICAL CONSTRUCTIONS 136
2.6 COMBINATORIALISM AND ARMSTRONG 137
2.7 FICTIONALIST APPROACHES 139
2.7.1 STRONG FICTIONALISM 139
2.7.2 TIMID FACTIONALISM 141
2.7.3 SIDER S PLURIVERSE 147
SECTION 3 PLATONISM 155
3.1 PLATONIC APPROACHES TO MODALITY 155
3.2 WHAT ARE PROPOSITIONS? 155
3.3 OBJECTIONS TO PLATONIC ERSATZISM 158
3.3.1 THE SET-THEORETIC OBJECTION 158
3.3.2 ALIEN PROPERTIES 159
3.3.3 HOW DO PROPOSITIONS REPRESENT? 159
3.3.4 THE UNMET EXTENDED PARMENIDEAN CHALLENGE 162
3.3.5 ACTUALITY AND POSSIBILITY 165
3.3.6 POWERS 171
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3.4 AVOIDING GROUNDING? 172
SECTION 4 CONCLUSIONS 176
PART V SKETCHES TOWARDS A SPINOZISTIC- TRACTARIAN ACCOUNT OF MODALITY
179
SECTION 1 ASSERTING, NAMING, AND INFALLIBILITY 179
SECTION 2 SPINOZA 181
SECTION 3 A RADICAL THEORY OF MODALITY 188
SECTION 4 COSTS 192
SECTION 5 THE LESS RADICAL THEORY 202
PART VI ARISTOTELIAN-LEIBNIZIAN ONTOLOGY 205
SEETION 1 LEIBNIZ S APPROACH 205
1.1 LEIBNIZ S ARGUMENT FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD AND THE EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE OF ABSTRACTA 205
1.2 HOW PROPOSITIONS AND POSSIBLE WORLDS REPRESENT 208
1.3 THE PARMENIDEAN CHALLENGE REVISITED AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THE
LEIBNIZIAN APPROACH 210
SECTION 2 ARISTOTELIAN POSSIBILITY AND CAUSALITY 211
2.1 PROXIMATE MATTER, PROXIMATE CAUSE, AND PARMENIDES 211
2.2 THE BASIC ARISTOTELIAN VIEW 213
2.3 GLOBAL POSSIBILITIES: A DIFFICULTY 216
2.4 A DIRECT ARGUMENT FOR A NECESSARY BEING 217 2.5 S5, THE PRINCIPLE OF
SUFFICIENT REASON, AND THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT 218
2.6 THE ARISTOTELIAN-LEIBNIZIAN VIEW 221
2.7 BRANCHING AND OTHER MODALITIES 223
2.8 INDETERMINISM 223
SECTION 3 COMBINING WITH THE SPINOZISTIC-TRACTARIAN VLEW 224
SECTION 4 ORDINARY ALETHIC MODAL TALK 226
SECTION 5 THE PRINCIPLE OF SUFFICIENT REASON 228
5.1 FROM THE PSR TO THE ARISTOTELIAN VIEW OF MODALITY 228
5.2 THE VAN INWAGEN OBJECTION 230
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SECTION 6 ONTOLOGY AND IMPLICATIONS 235
6.1 NATURES AND OTHER NECESSITATORS 235
6.2 DISPOSITIONS 239
6.3 SHOEMAKER S POWERS 241
6.4 EXPLANATION 243
6.5 REDUCTION 244
6.6 SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED? 248
6.7 HOW WE KNOW WHAT IS POSSIBLE 251
6.8 THE STRUCTURE OF THE SPACE OF POSSIBILITIES 252 SECTION 7 THE MAIN
CHALLENGES TO LEWISIAN AND PLATONIC ONTOLOGIES CAN BE RESOLVED 254
7.1 PRIMITIVE MODALITY 254
7.2 TRANSWORLD IDENTITY 255
7.2.1 IDEMITY OPTION 1: HAECCEITIES 255
7.2.2 IDENTITY OPTION 2: THE IDENTITY OF INDISCERNIBLES AND A
CAUSAL-HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF IDENTITY 256
7.2.3 IDENTITY OPTION 3: DIVINE IDEAS AS DIFFERING BETWEEN WORLDS 260
7.2.4 CONCLUSIONS ABOUT IDENTITY 262
7.3 ATTRIBUTIONS OF ABILITY 262
7.4 NO SET OF AB POSSIBLE WORLDS 263
7.5 THE ETHICAL OBJECTION 263
7.6 INDUCTIVE REASONING 264
7.7 EXPLAINING WITH NECESSITY 265
SECTION 8 OBJECTIONS TO THE ARISTOTELIAN-LEIBNIZIAN VLEW 265
8.1 PRIMITIVE CAUSAL MODALITY 265
8.2 EVIL AND THE APPARENT COMPATIBILITY OF AB THINGS 266
8.3 IS GOD OMNIPOTENT IF LOGICAL POSSIBILITY IS DEFINED IN TERMS OF HIS
POWER? 267
8.4 THE WRANG WAY AROUND? 269
8.5 NECESSARY BEING 270
8.6 OBSCURITY 273
8.7 CREATURELY FREE WILL 274
8.8 DIVINE SIMPLICITY 274
8.9 INCOMPATIBLE POWERS 276
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PART VII FINAL CONCLUSIONS 279
5ECTION 1 COST-BENEFIT ARGUMENTS FR THE ARISTOTELIAN-LEIBNIZIAN
ONTOLOGY OF POSSIBLE WORLDS 279
1.1 MODALITY 279
1.2 EXPLANATION OF WHAT PROPOSITIONS ARE 279
1.3 NOT A COMPLETELY NEW ONTOLOGY 280
1.4 CONNECTION WITH THEISTIC ARGUMENTS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD 281
5ECTION 2 CHOOSING BETWEEN ACCOUNTS OF POSSIBILITY 282
APPENDIX: THE 0* OPERATOR AND 54 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FUTHER READING INDEX
285 289 297
Actuality; Possibility and Worlds is an exploration of the Aristotelian
account that sees possibilities as grounded in causal powers. On his way
to that account, Pruss surveys a number of historical approaches and
argues that logicist approaches to possibility are implausible.
The notion of possible worlds appears to be useful for many purposes,
such as the analysis of counterfactuals or elucidating the nature of
propositions and properties. This usefulness of possible worlds makes
for a second general question: Are there any possible worlds and, if
so, what are they? Are they concrete universes as David Lewis thinks,
Platonic abstracta as per Robert M. Adams and Alvin Plantinga, or mayb«
linguistic or mathematical constructs such as Heller thinks? Or is perhap
Leibniz right in thinking that possibilia are not on par with actualities and
that abstracta can only exist in a mind, so that possible worlds are ideas
in the mind of God?
‘In this book Alexander Pruss cogently argues the merits of an
Aristotelian account that takes possibilities to inhere in the causal
power of things. His instructive and insightful approach will be of
interest to anyone concerned with the metaphysics of modality.’
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