“Things in Themselves”

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“Things in Themselves” is a philosophical work by Kit Fine that develops a distinctive metaphysical account of reality and objects as they are independently of our representations.

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person
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arguesAgainst purely representational accounts of reality
reductive physicalism
author Kit Fine NERFINISHED
developsTheoryOf essence
grounding
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objects as they are independently of our representations
ontological categories
reality as it is in itself
hasKeyConcept essence and modality
fine-grained metaphysical structure
ground and grounding relations
independence from representation
metaphysical realism
non-reductive ontology
things as they are in themselves
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focus on objects and their natures
systematic account of reality independent of thought
technical metaphysical framework
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influencedBy Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
analytic metaphysics
language English
mainField metaphysics
philosophy of language
mainTopic independence from thought and language
metaphysical structure of reality
metaphysics
nature of objects
ontology
reality independent of representation
things in themselves
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philosophicalTradition contemporary analytic metaphysics
workOf Kit Fine NERFINISHED

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Kit Fine hasWritten “Things in Themselves”