Ari Maunu

University of Turku, Finland (Turun yliopisto)
0000-0003-0259-5493
https://users.utu.fi/arimaunu/
Publications24
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Citations18
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Modal logic from Kant to possible worlds semantics
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On a Misguided Argument for the Necessity of Identity
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INDISCERNIBILITY OF IDENTICALS AND SUBSTITUTIVITY IN LEIBNIZ
It is quite often claimed in the literature that this principle is refuted by certain types of counterexamples, involving either signs or intensional statements. Especially the argument from…
Extrinsic Denominations and Universal Expression in Leibniz
Résumé Cet article discute de la théorie des dénominations, expression et notions individuelles de Leibniz. Son point central est que la clé pour élucider plusieurs thèses fondamentales de Leibniz…
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Leibnizian Soft Reduction of Extrinsic Denominations and Relations
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Nonreductionism, in turn, faces insurmountable problems with Leibniz's doctrine of self-sufficiency and internal identification of substances, as well as with that of individual accidents, which arguably avoids at least some of their problems.
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Frege and the Description Theory: An Attempt at Rehabilitation
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Kaikkitietävä ajaton Jumala: Aikaindeksikaalien ongelma (in Finnish) ["Omniscient Timeless God: The Problem of Temporal Indexicals"]
ARE NECESSARY IDENTITIES EVER DISBELIEVED?
ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to bring out, by means of a simple thought experiment involving demonstratives, a discrepancy between what is expressed and what is believed (which contradicts…
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Frege's Gedanken Are Not Truth Conditions
A sound Cartesian Argument from Doubt for dualism
Abstract I put forward a version of the Cartesian Argument from Doubt for mind–body dualism. My version utilizes de re statements, which means that it is not vulnerable to the usual charge of…
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