Recombinations, alien properties and laws of nature Alexander R. Pruss March 16, 2002

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A recombinationist like the earlier Armstrong (1989) claims that logically possible worlds are recombinations of items found in the actual world, with some items reduplicated if need be and others deleted. An immediate consequence of this is that if an..

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