Conceptual Realism and the Nexus of Predications

Metalogicon 2:45-73 (2003)
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Abstract

The nexus of predication is accounted for in different ways in different theories of universals. We briefly review the account given in nominalism, logical realism, and natural realism. Our main goal is to describe the account given in a modern form of conceptualism extended to include a theory of intensional objects as the contents of our predicable and referential concepts.

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