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In Language, Names and Information. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 152–158 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: One spaceism versus two spaceism: setting the scene Two spaceism and ir‐content Which label: “epistemic” or “conceptual”? Which possibilities, precisely, are the ones two spaceism holds are conceptually possible but metaphysically impossible? How working with the bigger canvass raises some of the same questions over again Why two spaceism is not a happy home for anti‐reductionists Where to from here?
two spaceism one spaceism versus two spaceism ‐ setting the scene capturing the fact that the information ‐ by words and sentences is about the world two spaceism and ir–content ‐ a second way of looking at things, being on the right lines “There is water nearby” and “There is H2O nearby” ‐ differing in their ir‐content Mark Twain and Samuel Clemens ‐ author of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” ‘track’, region outside inner rectangle and inside outer rectangle, being not empty two spaceism, possibilities ‐ region outside what is metaphysically possible, and inside what is conceptually possible two spaceism in a “nothing is gained” form working with the bigger canvass ‐ raising questions over again two spaceism, not being a happy place ‐ for anti‐reductionists
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