More on What There Isn’t

Review of Metaphysics 26 (2):344 - 348 (1972)
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In what follows I will use the phrase "category term" to mean any term which indicates a species or genus of physical object, as for example "dog" and "animal." I will use the word "category" for a range of types going from ultimate genus to ultimate species, a type being a genus or species.

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