Christopher Peacocke: The Primacy of Metaphysics [Book Review]

Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale 2:266-267 (2021)
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Dans The Primacy of Metaphysics, paru chez Oxford University Press (2019), Christopher Peacocke interroge la relation entre la métaphysique d’un domaine et les concepts (ou, plus généralement, les façons de nous représenter les éléments) de ce domaine. Nos concepts sont-ils plus fondamentaux que la métaphysique elle-même ? Ou est-ce l’inverse ? Ou alors y-a-t-il une relation d’interdépendance entre ces deux objets ?

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