Tag: ontological pluralism

Ontological pluralism is the philosophical view that there are not merely different kinds of entities but also different ways of being. For the theory to be true, there need to be at least two different ways that an entity can be said or understood to be or to exist. But,… Continue reading

What do we mean when we say that we can have a different understanding of a thing’s way of being? Continue reading

One question raised by pluralists is whether there is a generic conception of being… Continue reading