Ingarden on the varieties of dependence

European Journal of Philosophy 30 (3):996-1009 (2021)
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In the third chapter of his major work, the Controversy over the Existence of the World, Roman Ingarden discusses four varieties of dependence entities might exhibit. The aim of this essay is to explore these varieties and to put the claims Ingarden makes concerning them on a rigorous footing.

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original De Rizzo, Julio (2021) "Ingarden on the varieties of dependence". European Journal of Philosophy 30(3):996-1009

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Julio De Rizzo
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